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Defacement archive Zone h.org has become the victim of a domain hijack attack |
Initially we thought the site had been defaced, however Zone h co-founder Roberto Preatoni has been in touch to explain that its DNS settings were illicitly changed to point at a site carrying a "screw you" message, posted by a gang of defacers from Saudi Arabia."The website wasn't technically hacked, the attacker gained instead access to the registrant authority admin panel through which zone-h was registered and from there they changed the DNS settings, redirecting the domain name to a different IP. This IP connected a webserver mounting the defacement page," Preatoni explained. Defacement archive Zone-h gets defaced | Channel Register
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