In 2014, the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) claimed to have hacked Saudi Arabian and Turkish government sites, stealing official and confidential data from their servers. The hacked data has now been leaked to the internet via their website (leaks.sea.sy). The data includes email accounts of the Turkish president, foreign ministry, defense and other government and military branches.
TURKISH GOVERNMENT LEAKS INCLUDE:
Turkey – Ministry Of Defense
Turkish Grand National Assembly
Turkish Air Force
Turkish Prime Minister
Hayati Yazıcı
Ertugrul Gunay
Turkish Defense Industries
Murad Bayar
Ministry of Foreign
Emre Yunt
Sakir Ozkan Torunlar
Ahmad Mukhtar Gun
Turkish Presidency
Ersat Hurmuzlu
SAUDI GOVERNMENT LEAKS INCLUDE:
Saudi Arabia – Ministry of Foreign
Saudi Arabia – Ministry of Defense
Khalid B. Bin Abdulaziz
Saudi Defense Industries
Abdulziz I. Alhudaithy
To date, they have leaked over 900 email accounts including the emails of civil servants, Turkish ministers, etc. The leaked data that has been released so far was gathered between 2009 to 2014, however, the Syrian Electronic Army said more leaks are coming and will be uploaded to their website as well. Speaking to Techworm, the Syrian Electronic Army said, “we want to expose the western countries and western media who are linked to and support an ongoing war in Syria.”
They have claimed to also have set up ‘backdoors’ on several government servers. The SEA is the same group of hackers who were able to hack into major Twitter profiles and websites. They hacked the Twitter accounts of The Daily Telegraph, The Associated Press (AP), CNN and many other major Twitter accounts. They announce their hacks and leaks via Twitter, at: https://twitter.com/official_sea16
JUST IN: Dozens of leaked emails/documents of Saudi Arabia government & military were published on http://t.co/olMUmvV4GA #SEA
— SyrianElectronicArmy (@Official_SEA16) February 7, 2015
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