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Official Australian honda news site hacked

Posted on August 11, 2012 by Lee J

wu5du Yet another automotive based website has been hacked and as a result left defaced. The website is owned by Honda Australia and is their news website for all things Honda https://honda.net.au/. The attack comes right in the middle of the current anonymous operation dubbed opaustralia which is fighting purposed security laws within Australia. The attack has nothing to do with this operation and was carried out by a Russian hacker using the name HodLuM who in the past has defaced sub domains owned by AOL, Apple, Mozzila and others.

Owned by HodLuM Honda Australia HACKED! [email protected] // [email protected] ./EOF � 2oo6 | from Russia ;-))

At time of publishing the hack was still live but a mirror has been made on zone-h here

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