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1,000 Myanmar Sites Hacked & Defaced

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Lee J

bhg In what has been a rough few days for web administrators around the world as hacker go nuts hacking and defacing sites, leaking data in celebration of the new year, 2013. One of the latest attacks is from a group named BHG aka blink hacker group that has left around 1000  Myanmar information and service based websites defaced . Myanmar is another named for Burma. The defacement comes with no real message besides happy new year and at time of publishing all sites checked appeared to still be defaced. Full list of sites can be found on pastebin.


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