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Who the individual members of the Syrian Electronic Army are and where they're from is also shrouded in mystery.
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The Syrian Electronic Army's typical tactics to date have included sending "phishing" emails to glean log-in information from unsuspecting victims.
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In a Twitter post, a group identifying itself as the Syrian Electronic Army took responsibility for the fake AP message.
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Back in February the English website of the news organisation was hacked by a group calling itself the Syrian Electronic Army (SEA).
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But while the Syrian Electronic Army's activities bear some similarities to those of Anonymous, the group is quite different in other ways, said Noman.
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He has been tracking the Syrian Electronic Army since May 2011, when it first emerged as an organized group with a Facebook page and then its own website.
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That hacking too was attributed to the Syrian Electronic Army.
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The Syrian Electronic Army claims to have been behind similar attacks on the twitter feeds of Agence France Presse news agency, Sky News Arabia, al-Jazeera mobile and CBS News.
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The Syrian Electronic Army claimed responsibility for the hack.
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In an article on the FT's website, the paper said 12 posts titled "Hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army" appeared on its Tech blog between 8:38 a.m. and 8:42 a.m. on Friday.
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"Right now Twitter's 2FA (two-factor authentication) is more likely to be welcomed by individuals who own personal accounts, and small companies with a Twitter presence, than embraced by the high profile victims attacked by the (hacker group) Syrian Electronic Army in the past, " Graham Cluley, of Sophos Security, wrote on his blog.
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