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On the other side of the attack spectrum, the anonymous attackers involved in Operation:Payback have vowed to take a temporary break from their mega-assault on the entertainment industry in order to spend some time helping WikiLeaks. Their first attack has been set on PayPal, after the U.S. based company closed its doors on WikiLeaks citing an AUP violoation. PayPal issued the following statement on their blog:
Update – 12/6/2010 – 3:02 PM The Anonymous website is currently under heavy DDoS attack. We’ve observed just under 2 hours of downtime and 23 service interruptions since the pro-wikileaks attacks started this morning.
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Update – 12/8/2010 – 8:11 PM PST Operation Payback has selected PayPal as a target again. We have observed PayPal’s very first downtime at 6:43 AM today and the site has been going up and down ever since. We have observed 33 minutes of total downtime and response times in the 2,600-4,000 ms region.
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Update 12/8/2010 – 4:14 PM Twitter has suspended the @anon_operation account.
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“ While we don’t have much of an affiliation with WikiLeaks, we fight for the same: we want transparency (in our case in copyright) and we counter censorship. The attempts to silence WikiLeaks are long strides closer to a world where we can not say what we think and not express how we feel. We can not let this happen, that is why we will find out who is attacking WikiLeaks and with that find out who tries to control our world. What we are going to do when we found them? Except for the usual DDoSing, word will be spread that whoever tries to silence or discourage WikiLeaks, favors world domination rather than freedom and democracy.”
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Update – 12/6/2010 – 12:30 PM They are now going after postfinance.ch, the bank that took down Julian Assange’s defense fund. We have recorded 5 minutes of downtime so far.
DDoS attacks are flying across the Internet like there is no tomorrow. Just a few days ago, a hacktivist operating under the handle “th3j35t3r” decided to single-handedly take down the Wikileaks website with a DoS tool of his ( or their ) own creation. He issued a statement on Twitter shortly after explaining that the attacks against the WikiLeaks website were made for “attempting to endanger the lives of our troops, ‘other assets’ & foreign relations.” According to our statistics, his attacks resulted in 1 day 3 hours and 50 minutes of downtime for WikiLeaks before the site was completely yanked offline by Amazon and EveryDNS.
Update – 12/4/2010 – 2:50 PM PST: PayPal has reduced its entire blog to a plain text statement regarding their decision to suspend WikiLeaks.
Update – 12/6/2010 – 12:00 PM PST Anonymous has launched its second attack on the main PayPal website. Minutes after they announced the launch of the attack, their infrastructure started to take a hit. Their website is now unavailable and presumably under counter DDoS attack. The following poster has been circulating on the Internet:
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Update – 12/7/2010 – 4:56 PM Operation:Payback has been under a constant DDoS counter-attack, but the attacks against the site intensified shortly after announcing the attack on Senator Lieberman’s website. We’re not sure who exactly is involved in the retaliation against the group, but we suspect that it may be a group of patriots attempting to protect the greater interests of the United States of America.
Update – 12/8/2010 – 12:26 PM Mastercard.com still under attack with 11 hours of downtime and counting, but the target will change to Visa.com at 1 PM PST. This is the first time that the group officially targets Visa.com, but we have already observed 106 service interruptions and over 12 hours of downtime for Visa since we started monitoring yesterday at 9PM:
According to our stats, ThePayPalBlog.com has been down as of 4AM PST on 12/4/2010 and shows no sign of coming back online anytime soon. Anonymous organizers had this to say in regards to the temporary switch in focus,
Update – 12/7/2010 – 5:54 PM The attack on lieberman.senante.gov ended with 8 service interruptions and 12 minutes of downtime. The attack is now back on e-finance.postfinace.ch , which has been hit the hardest with 61 service interruptions and 1 day 2hours 36 minutes of downtime .
“PayPal has permanently restricted the account used by WikiLeaks due to a violation of the PayPal Acceptable Use Policy, which states that our payment service cannot be used for any activities that encourage, promote, facilitate or instruct others to engage in illegal activity”
Update – 12/7/2010 – 9:44 AM The target has switched over to http://aklagare.se, the Swedish prosecutors. The website was down instantaneously after the target was selected with over 500 computers in the voluntary botnet attacking the site all at once. Update – 12/7/2010 – 10:16 AM Over 1000 people have joined the chat to participate in the attacks against anything anti-WikiLeaks.
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“TANGO DOWN — thepaypalblog.com — Blog of Paypal, company that has restricted Wikileaks’ access to funding. #Paypal #Wikileaks #WL #DDoS” “Close your #Paypal accounts in light of the blatant misuse of power to partially disable #Wikileaks funding. Join in the #DDoS if you’d like”
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Update – 12/7/2010 – 3:51 PM The target has now been changed to http://lieberman.senate.gov. This marks the first time Operation Payback has targeted a government site under “Operation Avenge Assange.”
Update – 12/8/2010 – 5:18 AM Mastercard.com is still down with 940 computers in the voluntary botnet attacking the site all at once. We have 3 hours 57 minutes of recorded downtime so far.
People have been asking me all day if there is some sort of “patriot response” to Operation Payback and there is no doubt in my mind that an initiative does exist, but no one besides @Th3J35t3r has publicly “attacked back” and he/they still haven’t said anything about these latest attacks. So, what makes me think that there is some sort of underground patriot response? Well, let’s take a look at the statistics…. The Operation Payback website has sustained a series of DDoS attacks despite being hosted on a “bulletproof” server specializing in anti-ddos and hosted in Russia.
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Update – 12/7/2010 – 4:16 PM We have recorded the first downtime for lieberman.senate.gov. There are currently just under 1,000 attackers in the chat room and almost 600 computers connected to the voluntary botnet. http://lieberman.senate.gov went down for 1 minute at 4:11 PM PST:
Shortly after the PayPal announcement, Anonymous decided that the PayPal Blog would be its first DDoS target in Wikileaks related counterattacks. The following statements were released on an Anonymous Twitter account:
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Update – 12/4/2010 – 1:24 PM PST : ThePayPalBlog.com is no longer resolving to the 403 error page and is completely down again.
Update – 12/8/2010 – 8:24 AM Mastercard.com is still selected as the main target and has not came back online since our last report. 7 hours of downtime and counting. The amount of participants in the attackers chat room have soared to over 2200 people and there are currently over 1,700 computers in the voluntary botnet.
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Update – 12/5/2010 – 1:28 PM PST: ThePayPalBlog.com is now back up after 75 service interruptions and 8 hours 15 minutes of total downtime. This report doesn’t take into account the many hours that ThePayPalBlog.com resolved to a 403 error.
Here is a uptime graph of Operation:Payback’s website:
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Update – 12/8/2010 – 3:17 AM The Internet hosting provider (space2u.com) of the Lawyer representing the 2 girls who were allegedly raped/assaulted by Julian Assange has voluntarily suspended the ADVBYRA.SE website indefinitely. Here is a snip of the conversation taken from the chat: This marks the first time a website has been voluntarily removed by an ISP as a direct result of “Operation Avenge Assange.”
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Update – 12/8/2010 – 9:00 PM If you have been following our blog post today, then you may know that we were under a constant and steady DDoS attack throughout the day. In the spirit of this post, I’ll go ahead and announce that the PandaLabs blog sustained 139 service interruptions and over 5 hours of downtime today. It’s still unclear as to who exactly is to blame for the attack, but it’s obvious that they did not want these attacks documented for the general public.
Update – 12/6/2010 – 1:52 PM The attack on postfinance.ch is ongoing. The site first went down at 12:33 PM PST and has been down for over one hour.
Update – 12/7/2010 – 7:20 PM They have switched targets to www.advbyra.se, the lawyer of the 2 girls who were allegedly raped and/or assaulted by Julian Assange. The site took only 1 minute to bring down and has been down for the past 15 minutes. Update – 12/7/2010 – 8:15 PM A small group of Anonymous protesters (not everyone) have started attacking Sarah Palin’s website (sarahpac.com) in retaliation for stating that Assange should be hunted like a terrorist. We have observed 6 minutes of downtime so far. This highlights the fact that no one is “in charge” of this attack campaign. These attackers make target suggestions and follow along at will… even if just a few of them are on board with it. Update – 12/8/2010 – 1:56 AM We have observed 256 service interruptions and 94 hours of combined downtime since these attacks started on December 4th. We also observed over 8 hours of counter-ddos downtime on the attackers (anonops.net) site. Below you will find our latest updated downtime tracker: Note: Each site name can be clicked on and will take you to the corresponding part of the blog post. Site Interruptions Downtime (h:m) ThePayPalBlog.com 77 8:19 PostFinance.ch 55 33:08 e-finance.postfinace.ch 61 33:07 www.aklagare.se 11 13:00 everydns.com 4 0:31 lieberman.senate.gov 8 0:12 ADVBYRA.SE 32 5:11 sarahpac.com 8 0:25 TOTAL 256 94 hours Update – 12/8/2010 – 2:37 AM This attack campaign evolves so quickly that they already started targeting MasterCard.com while I wrote my last update for the night.
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