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The day Anonymous knocked on my door

12
Feb
2014

Hacktivist group made one of its boldest moves against the Singapore government when it leaked personal information of 10 public officers. Before its release, ZDNet’s Ryan Huang found himself with the data, and many questions.

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Singapore Partners with FireEye to Secure Its Cyberspace

16
Jan
2014

Last year, Anonymous hackers set their sights on the Singapore government because of a controversial Internet licensing framework. In order to protect its networks against such attacks, authorities in Singapore are teaming up with IT security firm FireEye. According to Channel News Asia, the announcement was made on Wednesday during the inauguration of FireEyes Center […]

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Anonymous Hackers Use XSS Attack to Deface Website of Singapore PM

08
Nov
2013

Shortly after he threatened the Anonymous hackers who plan on attacking the Singapore government, the official website of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was defaced by hacktivists. According to Singapores Infocomm Development Authority (IDA), the attackers leveraged a cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnera…

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