Bernanke got hacked!
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Are authorities sure it wasn't Jimmy Rogers and James Grant?
Though Anonymous claimed responsibility on Sunday during the Super Bowl, the Fed didn't confirm the attack until late yesterday, finally admitting it involved a database that belongs to the St. Louis Fed Emergency Communications System.
ZDNet
Sensitive data on more than 4,000 banking officials was compromised. And in spite of the Fed’s attempts to minimize the damage, security experts say the hack poses serious risks.
Jon Waldmanm, vice-president of professional services at Secure Banking Solutions told ZDNet: “The Federal Reserve is simply incorrect by saying there’s not account details on the list. I’ve seen that list and it is absolutely rife with account details.”
According to The Banker's Advocate, ECS is the emergency communications system for seventeen states, with plans to add seven new states this year. ECS estimates it holds 40 percent of America's state-chartered banks as its users.
Sensitive information on thousands at state-charter banks and credit unions—including login information, credentials, IP addresses, and contact information—was listed in a spreadsheet and posted to a government site, then announced and claimed by the "Operation Last Resort" faction of Anonymous.
The page—with URL filename "oops-we-did-it-again"—remained accessible into early Monday morning PST. A cached version of the page was still available as of Tuesday afternoon, as well as a copy of the raw text placed on Pastebin at the time of the attack.
Read the full story at ZDNet...
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Anonymous posted the following messages on Twitter during the Super Bowl.
Now we have your attention America: Anonymous's Superbowl Commercial 4k banker d0x via the FED acjic.alabama.gov/documents/oops… #opLastResort #Anonymous
— OpLastResort (@OpLastResort) February 4, 2013
We note that the Federal Reserve minidrop earlier was just a counter-distraction to the superbowl distraction. We await the DOJ's statement.
— OpLastResort (@OpLastResort) February 4, 2013
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Flashback: ANONYMOUS Targets The Fed
Video Communication #1 - Bernanke Must Step Down
On Monday ZDNet reported:
Anonymous Posts Personal Data On 4,600 U.S. Bank Executives
Anonymous published login and private information from over 4000 American bank executivesas part of Operation Last Resort, demanding US computer crime law reform.
Reuters Has Official Confirmation From The Fed...
This is NOT the first time:
Bernanke Got HACKED! - Man Arrested After Cracking Federal Reserve Bank & Stealing 400,000 CC Numbers