Lizard Squad defaces Malaysia Airlines site, promises data dump

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 26 Jan 2015 8:15 User comments (3)

Lizard Squad, the group behind the DDoS that managed to take down Xbox Live and Sony's PlayStation Network on Christmas, has defaced Malaysia Airlines' site today, adding a tasteless joke, as well.

Besides their standard lizard with a top hat and monocle, the site added the text "404-Plane Not Found" referencing flight 370, which disappeared in March, killing over 200 passengers. Additionally, the group said "Hacked by LIZARD SQUAD-OFFICIAL CYBER CALIPHATE," referencing the group that claims association with the extremist terrorist group ISIS.

Malaysia Airlines confirmed the DNS compromise, but said they expect to be fully up and running within 72 hours. All user data is said to be secure, but Lizard Squad still promised a data dump and showed a screenshot purporting to show passenger's itineraries.

Going to dump some loot found on http://t.co/D9XYneQoaK servers soon
-- Lizard Squad (@LizardMafia) January 26, 2015

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127.1.2015 14:01

hearme0

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These peeps are truly the epitome of the term 'punk bitches'. They are LOSERS, ANTAGONISTS, MALICIOUS, and I can honestly say, if someone 'took them out', NOBODY would miss them.........INCLUDING their frakking family.

I hope the Lizard Squad gets discovered and then assassinated. They are more trouble than they are worth and total degenerates for arbitrarily attacking those without merit.

Again, NOBODY would miss these losers if they up and died.

227.1.2015 15:56

Mrguss

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I like data dump: not matter where is coming from. 'Cos it show to the world all the dirty laundry those Corps. always hide.

31.2.2015 04:01

ilikefree

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Shame they choose to use their skills for childish crap when they could do something really useful with them

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