Our favorite global hacktivist collective, Anonymous is back in the media spotlight again. They take pride in not having any sort of hierarchical form of structure in their organization, which makes it difficult to know where an official statement is coming from. Read more

Nampaknya kami tindakan GaySec untuk mengaitkan antara Sitt Alwuzara dengan seorang insan yang bernama Arlene Tan baru-baru ini merupakan satu kegagalan apabila hari ini, gerombolan pengodam tersohor Malaysia GaySec memohon maaf secara terbuka kepada Cik Arlene Tan. Read more

What makes LulzSec so popular and loved, unlike other hacking groups is not that they’re doing it for a noble purpose (that’s anonymous) for they are not cyber activists, in fact they clearly state that they do it for the lulz. The thing is LulzSec is very charming and a huge chunk of that charm came from their frontman Topiary. Read more

With Anonymous and LulzSec creating the whole #AntiSec movement, it’s hacking season. A few companies, large cooperations and government agency had fall victim with their private data embarrassingly been released to the public. While most companies discourage this sort of activity, Facebook on the other hand encourages it. Read more

The hacker/activist group known as Anonymous have always been in battle with PayPal ever since PayPal’s decision to withhold funds from WikiLeaks. Anonymous thinks that we should no trust a company that easily freezes accounts when it feels like or or when it is pressured by the U.S. government. Read more

Oleh kerana GaySec menulis dalam Bahasa Melayu dengan tatacara yang teratur serta tidak menyakitkan hati apabila dibaca maka kami di W//W merasakan perlunya satu penulisan juga dibuat dengan menggunakan Bahasa Kebangsaan atas semangat Malaysia serta untuk menggalakan penggunaanya dalam bidang teknikal. Read more

Big news indeed, it seems that a Malaysian hacking group who calls themselves “GaySec” probably an abbreviation for Happy Security (or Homosexual insecurity) have released several databases from various intrusions. However it seems that they’re taking on the Ethical path of doing so by releasing only a certain amount of information as proof of security breach and notify the web owners publicly. Read more

As the stories around the net goes, it is somewhat confirmed that #lulzsec is a breakoff from Anonymous and after their merger in the #antisec banner it is clear that the two entities are related. After the disbanding of Lulz Security (though the twitter handle is still alive) only a few alleged members seem to stay active. Read more

Neighbours from hell, from the harmless ones like the lady with too many cats that keeps crapping on your garden to the slightly creepier ones that steals undergarments. Yes indeed, ask around and thy shall find stories, urbanisation meant that creepy stories migrated from Pontianak and Langsuir to that creepy guy with a room filled with your pictures and candles. Read more

Last week a New Straits Time report caught my attention, it was a parlimentary answer by Datuk Joseph Salang Gandum Deputy Minister of Information, Communication and Culture in regards to some Blackberry security questions raised in Parliament. The answer ended up in the conclusion that “Civil servants should limit Blackberry use to non-sensitive information” read the report here Read more