Agreed Mblayo we also need to create more job opportunities :-)Best RegardsOn Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 12:59 PM, Brian Munyao Longwe <blongwe@gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________Best regards,We desperately need an awareness campaign that will alert website owners/operators to the dangers and prompt them to get themselves checked (like the HIV campaign).This incident could be evidence of the beginning of another wave of attacks against Kenyan systems on the Internet.I managed to take a screenshot of the homepage in it's "hacked" state. As you can see the "hackers" claim to be from Saudi Arabia and (as can be expected) are very proud that they have compromised this site. In the background is the logo of Backtrack, which could is a linux distribution designed for information security that consists of a wide range of "hacker" tools.Yesterday the website of a legal firm specializing in intellectual property that belongs to a friend was hacked and defaced. I discovered when going to look up some materials on copyright and immediately alerted him, he has since mobilized his web designer/hosting company to deal with the issue.
Brian
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