Jon Corlett a écrit : > Serbian Gov't Website is Seized - > BBC Blames...the Serbs? > by Jared Israel (4-14-00) > > Reprinted from www.emperors-clothes.com > > CIA Announced Cyberwar Vs. Serbs Last Year > "President Clinton has authorized the Central Intelligence Agency to look > into ways to destabilize the [Yugoslav] government...The authorization comes > in the form of a "finding," a highly classified document authorizing covert > operations. The sources have told CNN that the finding authorizes the CIA to > consider the use of computers to conduct cyberwar against Milosevic." (CNN: > May 24, 1999) > Some things are only to be expected. One is: whatever happens in the > Balkans, we must blame the Serbs. Having undergone a decade of successful > testing, this rule can now be extended. The Serbs must be blamed for > anything that happens anywhere in the world. > > Or at least in the Worldwide Web. > > Case in point: a BBC story which appeared April 13th. The headline reads: > > '''SERB HACKERS' ON A RAMPAGE" > > Very often, I have found, Western news stories begin with a lie and end with > something approximating truth. So with this BBC story. > > Here's a quote that appears three-quarters of the way through: > > "It is impossible to say exactly who the hackers are, or how they managed to > breach databases that should be secure." > Indeed. > > The story itself is slightly incomprehensible. As you will see when you read > it, it appears to be talking about two different sets of events. The set of > events related to the headline is this: apparently a number of websites > whose domain names are registered with Network Solutions were taken over in > the past few days. The Websites included some big companies (like Adidas) as > well as a variety of Balkans sites including www.kosovapress.com (KLA) and > www.Arkan.com and www.yu.com (definitely not KLA). The only evidence the BBC > offers to support the "Serb rampage" headline is: one or more of the hacked > sites sported a Serbian Eagle emblem and the rather mild comment "Kosovo is > Serbia. Be happy if we hacked your site because we only hack the best sites > on the internet." > > The problem with the "the Serbs did it" line is: why then were Serbian sites > also hacked? Indeed, as the BBC didn't bother to mention, the main Serbian > government site - www.serbia-info.com - was also hacked Wed. afternoon and > Serbia-info is also registered with Network Solutions. And it didn't get an > emblem and a harmless logo. It got an entire English presentation full of > NATO-type propaganda, accusing the Serbian government of atrocities. > > There's another problem with the "the damn Serbs-did-it" line: The BBC story > says the hackers forged email address identical to those of the hacked > Websites and then transferred control of the various domain names to the > hackers. Explains the BBC: > > "The contact addresses were at first transferred to a Yugoslav address, and > then on Monday night to an Albanian address." > Huh? > > Doesn't this suggest a KLA-type group did the hacking and tried to pin it on > "the rampaging Serbs"? > > [Note: Since this story was written, the BBC has changed their line, not > once but twice. First, they replaced the original story with a new one that > softens the allegations against the Serbs. Most recently, they have posted a > story which correctly portrays the Serbian websites as the victims. > Unfortunately, the original Serb-bashing story was run on the front page of > the BBC website, while the final story portraying the Serbs as victims does > not appear on any main news page. It was only discovered by doing a deep > search of the BBC site.] > > When the Serbia-info.com site was hacked, Eric Garris at www.antiwar.com > spoke with Christine from the Media Relations Department at Network > Solutions. She suggested that the hackers had emulated the email addresses > of owners of various Websites and using those addresses, sent false > messages, transferring the domain ownership over to the hackers. > > But there's a big problem with this explanation. > > As Garris noted, before a domain change can be processed, Network solutions > has to send a confirmation email to the proper owner. So the hacker would > not only have to emulate the email address when sending in the transfer > request - a fairly easy task - he or she would have to intercept the Network > Solutions confirmation message as well. This seems virtually impossible. > > This suggests something a good deal more sophisticated than amateur hackers. > One possible explanation: this was a black ops move, orchestrated by the US > government, which last May announced its intention to take the war to the > Internet. > > Network Solutions is licensed by the US government and US intelligence > organizations could easily gain access to the Network Solutions technical > apparatus. The purpose: to disrupt the Serbian government Website and to set > the stage for a media smear campaign about "Rampaging Serbs." > > Making these changes from within Network Solutions would be a snap. If this > is what happened, it is a very serious matter indeed. Was the seizure of the > Serbian site a trial balloon? And if so, who will be next? > > Below is the text of the altered domain registration information, which was > posted at Network Solutions when Serbia-Info.com was taken over by hackers, > apparently from Pristina, in Kosovo. And below that we've posted the link to > a statement from Serbia-Info.com which sees the hacking of the Serbian > government Website as part of the US assault on Yugoslavia. > > Here is the text of the false domain info taken from network Solutions on > 4/13: > > Registrant: EPI (SERBIA-INFO-DOM) Sheshi Adem Jashari Prishtine, Kosove > 38000 AL Domain Name: SERBIA-INFO.COM Administrative Contact, Technical > Contact, Zone Contact, Billing Contact: Albodude, Domain (DAS649) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sheshi Adem Jashari Prishtine, 38000 AL 011 381 38 37 921 > (FAX) 011 381 38 37 921 Record last updated on 10-Apr-2000. Record expires > on 29-Jul-2000. Record created on 28-Jul-1997. Database last updated on > 12-Apr-2000 04:50:42 EDT. Domain servers in listed order: > NS1.WEBPROVIDER.COM 209.143.154.70 NS2.WEBPROVIDER.COM 207.226.255.71 > For the statement from Serbia-info.com, click here or go to > http://emperors-clothes.com/news/serbia-info.htm > > Order the new video "Judgment" > > In 1992 the world was shocked by pictures of a supposed death camp run by > the Bosnian Serb government. These pictures were distributed by ITN, the > British news station. The worst - a faded black and white photo of an almost > skeletal man, naked to the waist, apparently behind barbed wire - stuck in > people's minds. These pictures convinced millions that the Serbs were the > new Nazis. > > The pictures were fabricated - staged and edited to communicate a lie. > "Judgment," the new emperors-clothes.com documentary, proves it. > > The video relies on footage shot at the same time the 'death camp' shots > were filmed. The narration is thoughtful, understated. The film itself shows > what ITN chose not to let people see. 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