Sir
Considering the clientele of Cryptome, it sounds like an attempt to lift data off the clients.
Any news on what the mal-ware did?
Cybercrooks have planted malicious scripts on top of whistle-blowing nerve centre Cryptome.org. cryptome_b The website this morning... The attack, which used the well-known Blackhole toolkit, exposed surfers visiting any page of Cryptome.org to a hacker-controlled page that leveraged browser exploits and the like to …
@Aaron Em: That's the Cryptome guy -- he's never made any particular effort to hide himself and he's never had any noticeable desire to be some kind of new media fondle-toy. (He also probably doesn't look like a Swedish club kid, which is also a plus.) ..
Actually Young accused Cryptome of being a CIA front which would be ironic if the reverse were true. If you were to try and Google on any of this what you would end up with is stories linking exiled Russian millionaires in London, Soris, NSA and Mossad to Wikipedia. All is missing is the secret Nazi bunkers in the Antarctic.
Saves a lot of effort!
Getting to the meat of it -- ITYM Young, of Cryptome, accused WikiLeaks of being a CIA front? I'm kind of scratching my head here, trying to tell whether you've actually got a point to make here or are simply modeling the season's latest in tinfoil haberdashery -- help me out a bit?
> ITYM Young, of Cryptome, accused WikiLeaks of being a CIA front?
Yea .. a typo ...
I don't know about 'tinfoil haberdashery`, but I do know that it don't help your credibility one bit to go on Alex Jones. To save you the bother of visiting that site, all those leaked cables on Wikileaks are really a false-flag operation by Karl Roves Whitehouse to discredit Wikileaks .. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70pmhZHy6eQ