Incident
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
incident:anti_terrorist_hotline_attack
Also: anti-terror hotline attack
Attack in which a compromised PBX and Asterisk script generated repeated calls with changing caller IDs against the UK anti-terror hotline.
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Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
INVOLVES
PBX
TriCk compromised a PBX server based in the Philippines as part of the Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“He compromised a PBX server that was based in the Philippines”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
INVOLVES
Asterisk
Asterisk was used to script the repeated calls against the Anti-Terrorist Hotline.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“he wrote a script using Asterisk”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
INVOLVES
caller ID spoofing
The attack spoofed caller IDs in a loop and generated different caller IDs repeatedly.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“spoofed caller IDs in a loop and randomly generated the caller IDs”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
INVOLVES
DDoS
The Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack was a denial-of-service attack using repeated computer-generated calls.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“it’s a denial-of-service against the anti-terror hotline”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack
INVOLVES
TeaMp0isoN
TeaMp0isoN was reported as having jammed the UK counter-terrorism hotline with computer-generated calls.
Attributed
Confidence 96%
· Host6
EP 109
Details
“TeaMp0isoN is an anarchist, hacktivist group, and it began by jamming the UK’s counter-terrorism hotline”