Date: Wed, 15 Jul 2009 11:10:19 -0400
From: Benjamin Cance <cance.consulting@...il.com>
To: Ant-Sec Movement <anti.sec.movement@...il.com>
Cc: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: Ant-Sec - We are going to
 terminate	Hackforums.net and Milw0rm.com - New Apache 0-day exploit
 uncovered

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I still don't see how taking down WEBSITES makes you any better than the
people you claim to be fighting against.

To me, it sounds pretty lame.

Ant-Sec Movement wrote:
> Dear members of Hackforums.net, Jesse Labrocca (AKA Omniscient),
> Milw0rm.com, str0ke, and Reader,
> We are the Ant-Sec movement, and we are dedicated
> to eradicating full-disclosure of vulnerabilities and exploits and free
> discussion on hacking related topics. We are dedicated to stalling the ocean
> of script-kiddies currently trawling the Internet, and those so called
> "White Hat Hackers" who benefit financially from full-disclosure; employing
> scare-tactics in order to con people into buying their firewalls and
> anti-virus software.
> 
> Thus, our new targets are Hackforums.net and Milw0rm.com. Both are notable
> within the hacking underground and the computer security world, and both
> violate what the Anti-Sec movement is fighting for. Such as it is, both must
> be terminated...utterly.
> 
> Let us first discuss Hackforums.net. It is run by a man named Jesse
> Labrocca, also known as "Omniscient" within the hacker underground. Although
> he, himself, claims to not know a thing about penetrating computer systems.
> Hackforums.net is perhaps one of the largest communities of hackers and
> script-kiddies alike currently at large in cyber space. The beginner
> section, alone, is flooded every single day with messages by script-kiddies.
> The "Hacking Tutorials" section is a diamond mine of full-disclosure
> information. And that is not the entirety of it. As a result, this community
> MUST be terminated.
> 
> Recently, the Anti-Sec movement became aware that some unknown entity has
> been launching successfully crippling denial of service attacks against
> Hackforums.net. Whoever you are, we of the Anti-Sec movement extend our
> warmest gratitude to you and we ask that, if you're reading this email,
> please do not cease your attack against Hackforums.net. By bringing it down,
> you are helping to recover the health of the Internet. Hackforums.net is a
> hive of knowledge that should only be known by a select few. It MUST be
> terminated. In addition, we also encourage any and all who can to launch
> denial of service attacks against Hackforums.net in order to support us in
> furthering our goals.
> 
> We would like to stress that we will not be participating in DDOSing
> Hackforums.net. The reasons for this bring us to our next topic of
> discussion.
> 
> In addition to our OpenSSH 0-day exploit, the Anti-Sec movement have also
> unearthed an Apache 0-day vulnerability and  we have subsequently developed
> exploit code in order to take advantage of this vulnerability. It affects
> ALL versions. We will be using this as well as our OpenSSH exploit to hack
> into Hackforums.net and rm its contents, thus terminating it.
> 
> As soon as, if ever, the recent crippling DDOS attacks against
> Hackforums.net cease, we will strike. And in that moment, Hackforums.net
> will be history. Your only hope, Hackforums, is for the heavy DDOS attacks
> to never stop.
> 
> Once we have dealt with Hackforums.net, we will terminate Milw0rm. Better
> you had quit and left it at that, Str0ke, for now milw0rm.com will be
> completely and utterly wiped. It is the second highest target after
> Hackforums.net.
> 
> This is our message to all. You have seen what the Anti-Sec movement can do.
> We will do it again, and again, and again, until our goals are achieved.
> 
> This we promise.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Anti-Sec
> 
> 
> 
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