Anonymous hacks Singapore PM to protest media crackdown
The web site belonging to the Prime Minister of Singapore appeared to have been hacked by members of the Anonymous hacking collective just a day after he said state authorities would hunt down anyone posing a threat to Singapore’s cyber-security. Anonymous threatened to launch attacks on the government’s data infrastructure...
SDP: A message of hope to voters
The cost of living is hurting us. This was the unmistakable, but unsurprising, message that we heard when we did our walkabout at the Sembawang, Holland-Bukit Timah and Bukit Panjang constituencies yesterday. Party activists were on hand to listen to residents who raised issues that concerned them, ranging from insufficient...
‘Anonymous Indonesia’ attacks Australian websites
The attacks came after reports that Australian embassies were used for spying. A hacking group calling itself Anonymous Indonesia claims to have attacked over 170 Australian sites, following reports of Australian spying. The sites affected seemed to belong primarily to small businesses. On Friday, Indonesia summoned Australia's...
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