Anti-American hacker group attacks U.S. Web server again

Whether it is consumer-level users, business users or government departments are very concerned about the security of online data. The theft of data cannot be measured in terms of money, which in some cases may even endanger national security. In order to protect the data, people have spent a lot of money to protect the data from being stolen by vicious attackers. Still, according to InformationWeek, anti-American hackers have again successfully breached two of US military-sensitive sites in recent days. The two sites are related to the Macalester Arms Factory and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Where the arms factory's site is hacked, users who attempt to access the site are redirected to a page protesting global warming. The site of the Army Corps of Engineers was redirected to a hacker site with an address of www.m0stead.net. In addition, when the US Army Corps of Engineers ' website was attacked, their web pages were labeled anti-American anti-Israeli slogans and pictures. It is not yet known whether these attackers have received some sensitive data on the Web server. 498) this.width=498 ' OnMouseWheel = ' javascript:return big (This) ' src= '/files/uploadimg/20090531/1521160.jpg ' > According to reports, in April 2009 hackers had successfully stolen intelligence data from a server carrying the United States joint Attack Fighter (F-35) confidential technical data.