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“Hacktivists” – criminals or fighters for freedom of speech?: Voice of Russia

Hacktivists” – criminals or fighters for freedom of speech?

Tags: Society, World, Russia, hackers , cyber security , cybercrime, internet, Commentary

Pershkina Anastasiya

Jul 20, 2011 20:29 Moscow Time

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16 Web hackers were recently arrested in the US. Some of them are members of a group known as “Anonymous”. All 16 are suspected of hacking into websites of major business companies and of government organizations, like CIS and the Pentagon.

The “Anonymous” group is a part of a certain movement which calls itself “hacktivists”. 

Common hackers, as a rule, crack websites to obtain some commercial content for free – or just for the fun of hacking something which is not open to everybody. “Hacktivists” pretend to be a political movement. Moreover, they call themselves freedom of speech fighters. Their main targets are government sites which, as they claim, infringe freedom of speech or are corrupt. Among those who have already survived their attacks, are the CIS’s site, the sites of Brazil’s president and the Brazilian government, as well as sites of such big companies as “Sony”, “Visa” and “MasterCard”. 

The last targets of “hacktivists’” attacks were sites owned by “the hero of the day” Rupert Murdoch. Hackers from a certain group “Lulz Security” have placed news that Mr. Murdock has allegedly been found dead in his garden on the site of the newspaper “The Sun”, which is owned by Murdock. On the same day, hackers put out of operation the site of another Murdock-owned newspaper, “The Times”. 

Investigation is now under way to find out whether it was “hacktivists” who sent e-mail letters to “Taliban” leaders, saying that the religious ruler of “Taliban” Mullah Omar is allegedly dead. 

It is not for nothing that the group has chosen the name “Anonymous”. Its members are young people, aged from 16 to 25, who live in diverse parts of the globe and don’t know each other. This totally rules out the possibility that any member of the group would give away any names, no matter how toughly he is interrogated.

Alexander Gostev from the “Kasperskiy’s Laboratory” (Kasperskiy is the creator of a popular anti-virus program) says:

“Hacktivists” are strong not because they are well organized, but because there are many of them. The more people they have, the more they are capable of, even if, separately, each of them has only medium skills as a hacker. If one thousand people attack a site simultaneously, each of them from his own computer, this will be a really strong attack. The peculiarity of this group is that while other hackers try to remain unnoticed, for “hacktivists”, each of their attacks is a public action.”

At present, the world’s governments are trying to seek new measures against hackers. President Obama has suggested that the maximum prison term for hackers must be 20 years, not 10 as it used to be before. Russia and the US have signed an agreement on cooperation in fighting against Web hacking. It is planned to establish an exchange of information between structures which fight against hackers. 

“The governments’ task is not only to catch all the hackers, but to stop the “hacktivists” movement once and for all,” Alexander Gostev says:

“We cannot altogether protect ourselves from hacker attacks. Still, we must protect ourselves to make the damage minimal. We must make sure that even if somebody cracks a site, they would get minimal information. And, if possible, everyone who is found to be engaged in websites cracking must be arrested. This will make other people think twice before hacking a website.”

Some people say that it is in fact the US authorities, who, against their will, gave birth to the movement of “hacktivists”. Some time ago, the US government started to give grants to young people for inventing a program for cracking other governments’ sites.

Well, if it is really so, this is very much like the story of Frankenstein’s monster – and the Al Qaeda one. Now, it is no secret that when Al Qaeda was formed in the late 1980s, it was with much help from the US.

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Hamas' Powerful New Weapon Alters Strategic Calculations Along the Gaza Strip

Hamas’ recent use of a Russian-made, laser-guided anti-tank missile against a school bus marks a clear change in the strategic balance along the fragile Gaza-Israel border: By either fate, or perhaps design, the Hamas attack comes just as Israel deployed its “Iron Dome” missile defense system that has rendered Hamas’ Grad rockets almost useless against civilian targets.

Israel called the use of the of the advanced weaponry a “red line,” now putting in danger the tens of thousands of Israelis who drive on roads with a line of sight view from the Gaza Strip. Until now, drivers only had to worry about highly inaccurate mortar fire that had to be launched from relatively open areas.

“We are talking about sophisticated anti-aircraft weaponry, sophisticated anti-tank weaponry and long-range rockets that can hit even north to Tel-Aviv. Now Hamas was restrained so far not to use many of them in order not to force Israel with its back to the wall to initiate another huge military ground operation against Hamas,” said Ronen Bergman, an Israeli security expert who has written extensively on the Jewish state, its security services and its relationship to the Islamic world.

Now that Hamas has shown a willingness to use a next-generation weapon against a civilian target, experts say Israel will have to re-evaluate how it looks at the hot truce that exists on the border.

Currently, there is a tit-for-tat relationship between Hamas mortar and rocket attacks answered by Israeli air strikes taking out various militant targets, depots and the occasional target assassination of a cell leader.

Hamas says the missile attack was making good on a promise to retaliate against Israel for killing three of its leaders in a targeted assassination earlier this month. While the attack only wounded two people -- the bus had just dropped its students off -- militants fired more than 100 rockets and mortars into southern Israeli. The Israeli Air Force raised the normal reciprocity multiplier a couple of times in what was called a clear message to Hamas that attacks with this new type of weapon would carry an overwhelming price tag.

“Because the conditions of the cease-fire are very flexible, this is not a cease-fire. This is a low level, a very low-level-intensity conflict. The interpretation of the conditions of this very low-intensity conflict are different, and they can lead to another deterioration,” Bergman said. 

In the weekend exchange, Israel killed at least 20 Palestinians, including civilians and at least a few Hamas leaders. Even still, it took a few days for Hamas leaders to gain control of the various militant groups within Gaza, many of whom are seemingly unconcerned with the Israeli counterattacks or their collateral damage and are singularly focused on harassing Israel and threatening its southern residents. 

Many of the more hawkish members of Israel’s political and defense establishment argued for Israel to continue the attacks on Gaza. It's generally accepted that it’s a question of when, not if, the skirmish will escalate and the Israeli Army will once again invade Gaza to try and root out the Hamas weaponry.

For years, Israel has warned that Iran and Syria are smuggling not only mortars, rocket propelled grenades and AK-47s to Hamas but also more sophisticated weapons capable of giving Hamas a significantly better chance against the Israeli military. Israel enters the urban war zone against a dug-in, well trained and now even better-supplied group of militants.

“Like Iran and Syria supplied Hezbollah with sophisticated anti tank rockets – Matisse, Cornet and other RPG's that caused great damage to Israeli tanks and Israeli infantry in 2006 -- they did the same in Gaza with Hamas. Now Israel is well prepared. This is why we saw they're looking for another target, a non military target. This is why they hit the bus with the Kornate,” said Bergman.

Hamas poked the sleeping lion just as the lion finished thickening its fur. In the hour and days after the bus attack as Israel fighter jets and helicopters pounded targets in Gaza, Hamas and some of the more radical organizations lets loose their usual barrage of unguided rockets and mortar shells at towns in southern Israel. The mortars landed as they often do in unpopulated areas. The rockets, including some of the larger Grad rockets, met a new fate as they were intercepted mid-flight by Israel’s Iron Dome. 

Built largely in response to the 2006 war with Hezbeollah in Lebanon when thousands of rockets rained down on civilian populations, the Iron Dome is capable of shooting down missiles as they head for Israel’s towns. Last weekend was the systems first “battlefield test,” and it performed better than many expected or even hoped, shooting down at least eight rockets and only missing one.

At $40,000 a shot, a lot was riding on this deployment, shooting down rockets that often don’t cause more than $400 in damage. 

However, proponents of the system argue that it is able to calculate an enemy rocket's probable target after launch and then decide if its worth sending an interceptor to protect a civilian population or allow it to destroy a few crops or trees as they often do. 

“Like Israel, Hamas is testing the system. I think Hamas is trying to find ways how to bypass the system or how much missile at one time at one launching can the system take,” Bergman said.

Again the latest weaponry appears to have altered the strategic balance, both in the sense that civilian populations no longer feel helpless and thus demand large-scale Israeli counterattacks, and with the high publicized success of the system, it's harder for Israel to justify its airstrikes in the court of public opinion. which is often less than favorable to the Jewish state.

The new balance of power must then be looked at through the lens of the broader Middle East, which itself seems to be changing like a kaleidoscope. Hamas is largely a proxy of Syria and Iran, Bergman said. There may not be the kind of direct control that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard exercises over Hezbollah to Israel’s north in Lebanon, but there is real fear that either Syria or Iran could turn Hamas loose to launch attacks on Israel as a distraction from their own internal security problems.

Over the weekend both sides publicaly said they wanted a cease-fire, and Hamas’ foreign minister made the all-but-unprecedented move of going on Israeli radio and asking in Hebrew for the airstikes to stop. 

While it seems that would bring a quick calm to any conflict, it took at least 48 hours for both sides to stop, as they attempted to find their new equilibrium. The balance of power shifted in just a few days. 

While Monday and Tuesday brought an eerie calm to the skies above the Gaza border, it appears that with Hamas willing to use a new class of weapons and Israel’s technology making their traditional ones largely irrelevant, it will be even more difficult to find that calm once the next round of bullets, mortars or missles fly.

“Everybody should bear in mind that if this missile would have been fired five minutes before (when the bus was filled with children), we would have been witnessing a full-scale war between Israel and the Gaza strip today,” Bergman said.

Additional reporting by Dana Karni

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The return of terror | EDITORIAL | The Moscow News

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• BREAKING NEWS - 31 dead in suicide attack at Moscow airport  [24/01/2011]
• 'He heard one of the people waiting for him had been killed'  [24/01/2011]
• Eyewitness - at the Aeroexpress terminal  [24/01/2011]

The return of terror

by Tim Wall at 24/01/2011 19:34

According to breaking news coming in as we go to press, Moscow has apparently once again fallen victim to a heinous terror attack.

Reports of a suicide bomb at Domodedovo Airport, killing at least 31 people and injuring around 100, will fill everyone with horror – as we fear that insecurity has returned with a vengeance to the Russian capital.

It prompts fears that we have once again been plunged back into the maelstrom of bloody conflict between the federal government and fundamentalist Islamic terrorists from the North Caucasus.

There are other possible theories, of course, but the most likely at this stage appears to be a resurgence of the wars of the 1990s and 2000s fought over Chechnya.

If this is the case, then we could be in for grim times ahead.

Ethnic tensions are already at fever pitch after the alleged killing of a Spartak football fan by a Caucasus native in December, and the subsequent nationalist riots in Moscow.

Russian law enforcement authorities will no doubt launch a massive crackdown after this terrorist outrage. Sadly, experience has shown us that such a crackdown – like similar anti-terrorist actions around the world – will not lead by itself to an end to the violence, but could fan the flames of ethnic conflict further.

The danger of an upsurge in violence between federal forces and terrorist groups advocating a separate Islamic state in the North Caucasus is now increased significantly.

Also, there is now an increased risk of more widespread ethnic conflict here in Moscow – as ultranationalist groups seek to exploit the current situation for their extremist ends.

Amid the carnage, there will no doubt be emotional calls for revenge. But a spiral in violence will only aid those extremists on both sides who want to see ethnic conflict spread throughout the country.

Even now, the vast majority of ordinary people throughout Russia and in the North Caucasus do not want to see an escalation of this violence.

Russia has always been, and will remain, a vast, multi-ethnic country, with various religious and national traditions.

In these dark hours, just as the Soviet peoples pulled together to defeat fascism in World War II, we need to remember this common heritage – and seek an ultimately peaceful solution to this awful conflict.

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"Even now, the vast majority of ordinary people throughout Russia and in the North Caucasus do not want to see an escalation of this violence.

Russia has always been, and will remain, a vast, multi-ethnic country, with various religious and national traditions.

In these dark hours, just as the Soviet peoples pulled together to defeat fascism in World War II, we need to remember this common heritage – and seek an ultimately peaceful solution to this awful conflict."

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'Chaos' made airport an easy target - Medvedev | POLITICS | The Moscow News

• Domodedovo conspiracy theories highlight lack of trust in Russian authorities  [25/01/2011]
• 'He heard one of the people waiting for him had been killed'  [24/01/2011]
• Police may have known about terror attack in advance  [24/01/2011]

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'Chaos' made airport an easy target - Medvedev

by Andy Potts at 25/01/2011 16:00

 

President Dmitry Medvedev has blamed “chaos” for aiding the work of terrorists at Domodedovo airport following yesterday’s deadly attack.

“Information from the scene indicates that there was just chaos; people could enter [the airport] from anywhere,” he said. “Control was limited, and it wasn’t directed at those who were meeting passengers.”

The blast occurred in the area just outside the international arrivals hall, where many had gathered to meet friends, relatives and business contacts from their flights.

 

Systematic failure

In a harshly-worded statement the president went on to lambast the management of the privately owned airport, RIA Novosti reported.

Medvedev added that there had been “systematic failures” in guaranteeing security and called for more effective screening of passengers and luggage to be provided to prevent further attacks.

However, like all Russian airports, Domodedovo already has security checks at the entrance to the building.

These were installed in 2004 after a pair of suicide bombers smuggled explosives on to two jets, bringing them down in mid-flight and killing a total of 90 people.

But in recent years these have rarely been used, with people coming and going from the building at will, with security checks only implemented after check-in and passport control.

Following Medvedev’s words the entrance scans are set to be brought back into use at Domodedovo and other airports. Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg has already asked passengers to arrive early to allow for delays caused by the new regime.

 

Run of problems

Domodedovo, which overtook Sheremetyevo as Moscow’s principle air hub after the collapse of the USSR allowed private management to redevelop the site and lure foreign airlines to its runways, has had a difficult winter.

Before yesterday’s attack, which killed 35 and injured up to 180, it had endured a collapse at the end of December when freezing rain and power failure disrupted flights.

The poor handling of that crisis prompted the dismissal of Vyacheslav Nekrasov, but new airport director Igor Borisov immediately finds himself under pressure.

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