Welcome to the U.S. Army Information Systems Software Center headquarters. This is were it happens. Where some of the most advanced U.S. Army software is developed. This hack is once again proving that any network no matter how large is exploitable.

Starving Media

Its been a while since the media has been able to over glorify petty hackings. Everyone's been talking about the "pentagon hackers" like its something new. The pentagon and many government sites are exploited every day. The part No|d and many other hackers find funny is the media's choice to cover the "recent hackings." right around the same time Janet Reno is asking Congress for a few million dollars to start a new government task force to hunt down illegal hacking and phone activities. Two or so mediocre "hackers" are suppose to have hacked hundreds of pentagon sites. No|d has talked with the hackers. They first told us how much they fear and respect us and then told us the different types of attacks on systems they have launched. For those of you in the security community the so called pentagon hackers are using nothing more advanced then the statd technique. That is how most kids are today. Get a list of around 200 sites and sit and try the same exploit to every one of them. Number play on their side. Your going to get one out of 100 sites eventually.

This is not the first time nor the last time the pentagon was supposedly hacked.
This by far has to be the most pathetic media coverage though.
Antionline is the big stink though.

When they say pentagon hackings... they don't mean actually pentagon computers per se.. but servers ending in .mil, the military classification.

This is gona be the medias first hack during this pentagon game that they can show to the public. For the record: We did NOT take any software from this server or any other servers that the U.S. Army Information Systems Software Center headquarters runs Nor was anything on this server harmed and further more the hole that was used to get in was fixed. They should be paying us for all the fixed servers : ^ )

NT Security is futile when not properly setup.

Yipee.... looks like we just put the hack into the "pentagon hackings."

"HACK THE PLANET!"
Just watched hackers.