A game that indulges greatly in the realm of the abstract. Such is And Yet It Moves, a two-dimensional platformer from indie developer Broken Rules. Whether the journey will lead to salvation or ruin no one knows. All you know is that you need to traverse it. It never gives you any inkling to motives of your pencil-drawn protagonist or how he ended up in this strange world of paper. It is a game steeped in mystery, for the very sake of mystery. We don’t know yet what has been taken (if anything), but if you have used Malaysia Airlines it’s worth being on your guard against potential phishing emails, and keeping an eye on your bank statements.įollow on Twitter for the latest computer security news.By c_rakestraw | Review Date: OctoWhat is And Yet It Moves? Apart from the obvious - a two-dimensional indie platformer - I'm not sure. 26th January Are you really that clueless? Wait until we package this nice present for you.Ī later tweet then referenced a now-removed image that displayed what appeared to be a screenshot of an inbox displaying passenger itineraries.

In fact, when Malaysia Airlines tweeted a message that user data is safe, Lizard Squad called the company : User data is secured. Going to dump some loot found on servers soon Malaysia Airlines assures customers and clients that its website was not hacked and this temporary glitch does not affect their bookings and that user data remains secured.īut Lizard Squad strongly hinted that might not be the case: The matter has also been immediately reported to CyberSecurity Malaysia and the Ministry of Transport. The airline has resolved the issue with its service provider and the system is expected to be fully recovered within 22 hours.

Malaysia Airlines confirms that its Domain Name System (DNS) has been compromised where users are re-directed to a hacker website when URL is keyed in.Īt this stage, Malaysia Airlines’ web servers are intact. Malaysia airlines took to Facebook to confirm the attack, but reassured users that their data is safe: Lizard Squad has previously been responsible for DDoS attacks against the Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox networks over the Christmas period, as well as the development of its own DDoS-for-hire service. Some media outlets have reported that the lizard image was in some cases substituted for a Malaysia Airlines plane in flight, and included the message “ISIS will prevail”.Ī group calling itself “CyberCaliphate” recently took control of US Central Command social media accounts on Twitter and YouTube, although it’s not clear if that was connected to Lizard Squad. Hacked by LIZARD SQUAD - OFFICIAL CYBER CALIPHATE The website‘s front page was replaced by the Lizard Squad’s monocled lizard sporting a top hat and tuxedo along with a message, presumably is in reference to the disappearance of the airline’s flight MH370 last year: The Malaysia Airlines website has been defaced by hackers claiming to represent Lizard Squad and the ‘Cyber Caliphate’.

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