It's 4pm now, IDA website is down, most likely kena hacked!
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BREAKING NEWS!!! IDA Website kena hacked!
- Thread starter lhlisanidiot
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AVA website is also down.
Looks like the game has just begun.
Most likely all those highly paid IDA staff will be asked to report back to office on a public holiday, hahaha
Looks like the game has just begun.
Most likely all those highly paid IDA staff will be asked to report back to office on a public holiday, hahaha
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Could be on the same server and the DDoS is overloading apache.
On the other hand the server may just be down because of a hardware failure.
IDA staff don't administer their own websites. I'm sure it will be subcontracted to one of the GLCs.
Looks like NEA website also down.
Wow, as of now, IDA, AVA & NEA websites down
Wow, as of now, IDA, AVA & NEA websites down
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Shiok to see!
Popcorn out with 6 pack to watch the fun from frontline
Hoot hoot hoot the servers of PAP first
Then maybe later see their own hooting by themselves on themselves once smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY die and getting raped and fuc ked by ghouls and demons
and his ahqua son Loonie getting hooted by formerly smiling smiling head nodding members of his stinking PAP
WE THEN YUM SENG AND DANCE ON TABLE TOPS AND STREETS
AND ALL FOREIGN TRASH BE OUT AFTER THAT
Popcorn out with 6 pack to watch the fun from frontline
Hoot hoot hoot the servers of PAP first
Then maybe later see their own hooting by themselves on themselves once smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY die and getting raped and fuc ked by ghouls and demons
and his ahqua son Loonie getting hooted by formerly smiling smiling head nodding members of his stinking PAP
WE THEN YUM SENG AND DANCE ON TABLE TOPS AND STREETS
AND ALL FOREIGN TRASH BE OUT AFTER THAT
Agree. When his papa is gone, the true colours of his subjects will surface. We'll see if he is a prince or a wimp.
Ai Yah!!
We all know the true colors of those in the fucking PAP
They all chosen and accepted because they are fucking greedy and with no fucking moral compass at all as otherwise they will not be there with LKY and for LKY
They all there knowing that they are like sonder commandoes out to rip good teeth from sinkies after they fuck billions and billions from sinkies into smear of shit on sole of shoe LKY stinkapore sovereign funbds.
They all there as they the ones that can tell lies after lies in the mold of LKY with hearts of filth
They all pretend to be satisfied with millions but they know they can get the fucking billions after LKY die
NOW THEY ALL SHARPENING AND SHARPENING THEIR KNIVES, SMILING AND NODDING , SMILING AND NODDING, WAITING FOR LKY TO DIE
AND THEY WILL COME OUT HOOTING AND HOOTING
STARTING WITH AH LOONIE, AND KWA FAMILIES AND LEE FAMILIES
WHILE WE ALL GO YUM SENGING AND DANCING ON TABLE TOPS AND STREETS
AND THEN WE ALL CHASE THE FOREIGN TRASH BACK TO WHERE THEY WERE DRAGGED UP FROM
It was PLANNED maintenance.
<header class="article-header" style="box-sizing: border-box; color: rgb(85, 85, 85); font-family: OpenSansRegular; font-size: 16px; line-height: 24px;">19 Singapore government websites taken down simultaneously for “planned maintenance”
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More than a dozen Singapore government have been unaccessible as of 3pm today, according to a tip-off received by Tech in Asia. Some reports, however, said that the outage occurred as early as 1.30pm. It was unclear why these sites were brought down, but the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) tweeted at 4.19pm that ”government websites are under planned maintenance and will be back ASAP.”
They later issued a fuller statement:
Dear all, Government websites are under planned maintenance. Such planned maintenance is usually undertaken during the weekends and public holidays due to low expected website traffic. The maintenance took longer than expected, due to technical difficulties. Maintenance of the websites is progressively being completed. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
The explanation was met with skepticism by internet users. They pointed out that Singaporeans were not informed about any scheduled server maintenance beforehand, which is the usual practice.
It’s also unclear why the “maintenance” is held in the afternoon as opposed to off-peak hours like the middle of the night. This greatly inconveniences users who could be using the weekend afternoons to renew their passports on the ICA website.
They also doubt the fact that all sites could be under maintenance simultaneously, suggesting the possibility of a DDOS attack, which is designed to bring down a site by overwhelming it with data requests.
Furthermore, a spokesperson for the Singapore Police Force, whose website was affected, has“acknowledged the problem” and added that they are investigating it. There was no mention of a server maintenance.
We do not know if this incident is related to The Messiah or the Anonymous Collective. The Messiah is a hacker or a group of hackers who recently threatened to wage war on the Singapore government on YouTube. They then followed that up by hacking a blog belonging to the Straits Times, Singapore’s largest daily newspaper.
Below are the statuses of the various government websites (as of 4.20pm on November 2). The sites are in the midst of being brought back up.
Land Transport Authority – down
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority – down
Immigration & Checkpoints Authority – down
Ministry of Home Affairs – down
Internal Security Department – down
Central Narcotics Bureau – down
Government of Singapore – down
Public Utilities Board – down
Careers@Gov – down
Singapore Government Directory Interactive – down
Singapore Parliament – down
Ministry of Manpower – down
SingPass – down
Singapore Prisons Service – down
Singapore Police Force – down
SPRING Singapore – down
Infocomm Development Authority – down
Ministry of Finance – down
Health Promotion Board – down
Housing Development Board – up
Ministry of Defense – up
Central Provident Fund Board- up
Media Development Authority - up
National Research Foundation – up
We will update this article as we receive more information.
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<header class="article-header" style="box-sizing: border-box; color: rgb(85, 85, 85); font-family: OpenSansRegular; font-size: 16px; line-height: 24px;">19 Singapore government websites taken down simultaneously for “planned maintenance”
- November 2, 2013
- at 4:59 pm
- by Terence Lee
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More than a dozen Singapore government have been unaccessible as of 3pm today, according to a tip-off received by Tech in Asia. Some reports, however, said that the outage occurred as early as 1.30pm. It was unclear why these sites were brought down, but the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) tweeted at 4.19pm that ”government websites are under planned maintenance and will be back ASAP.”
They later issued a fuller statement:
Dear all, Government websites are under planned maintenance. Such planned maintenance is usually undertaken during the weekends and public holidays due to low expected website traffic. The maintenance took longer than expected, due to technical difficulties. Maintenance of the websites is progressively being completed. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
It’s also unclear why the “maintenance” is held in the afternoon as opposed to off-peak hours like the middle of the night. This greatly inconveniences users who could be using the weekend afternoons to renew their passports on the ICA website.
They also doubt the fact that all sites could be under maintenance simultaneously, suggesting the possibility of a DDOS attack, which is designed to bring down a site by overwhelming it with data requests.
Furthermore, a spokesperson for the Singapore Police Force, whose website was affected, has“acknowledged the problem” and added that they are investigating it. There was no mention of a server maintenance.
We do not know if this incident is related to The Messiah or the Anonymous Collective. The Messiah is a hacker or a group of hackers who recently threatened to wage war on the Singapore government on YouTube. They then followed that up by hacking a blog belonging to the Straits Times, Singapore’s largest daily newspaper.
Below are the statuses of the various government websites (as of 4.20pm on November 2). The sites are in the midst of being brought back up.
Land Transport Authority – down
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority – down
Immigration & Checkpoints Authority – down
Ministry of Home Affairs – down
Internal Security Department – down
Central Narcotics Bureau – down
Government of Singapore – down
Public Utilities Board – down
Careers@Gov – down
Singapore Government Directory Interactive – down
Singapore Parliament – down
Ministry of Manpower – down
SingPass – down
Singapore Prisons Service – down
Singapore Police Force – down
SPRING Singapore – down
Infocomm Development Authority – down
Ministry of Finance – down
Health Promotion Board – down
Housing Development Board – up
Ministry of Defense – up
Central Provident Fund Board- up
Media Development Authority - up
National Research Foundation – up
We will update this article as we receive more information.
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Website hacked or down so what? Won't change a thing.
Please la you all it's maintenance la
Some Government websites down due to 'planned maintenance': IDA
Published on Nov 02, 2013, 5:27 PM
Several websites belonging to ministries and government agencies here were offline for some time earlier on Saturday. But the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) said it was due to a "planned maintenance" that took longer than expected due to technical difficulties.
The IDA posted a message about the maintenace on its Facebook page just after 4pm and followed up with a statement to the media saying that such "maintenance are usually undertaken during the weekends and public holidays due to low expected website traffic. The maintenance took longer than expected, due to
technical difficulties".
"Maintenance of the websites is progressively being completed. We apologise for the inconvenience caused," said the IDA.
Wesbites of the ministries of Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Industry, Finance and Transport; agencies such as the Singapore Police Force and the IDA were still down as of 5.20pm but a few returned online progressively. Other sites belonging to the Central Provident Fund, Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore, the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Defence, however, remain accessible.
Some Government websites down due to 'planned maintenance': IDA
Published on Nov 02, 2013, 5:27 PM
Several websites belonging to ministries and government agencies here were offline for some time earlier on Saturday. But the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) said it was due to a "planned maintenance" that took longer than expected due to technical difficulties.
The IDA posted a message about the maintenace on its Facebook page just after 4pm and followed up with a statement to the media saying that such "maintenance are usually undertaken during the weekends and public holidays due to low expected website traffic. The maintenance took longer than expected, due to
technical difficulties".
"Maintenance of the websites is progressively being completed. We apologise for the inconvenience caused," said the IDA.
Wesbites of the ministries of Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Industry, Finance and Transport; agencies such as the Singapore Police Force and the IDA were still down as of 5.20pm but a few returned online progressively. Other sites belonging to the Central Provident Fund, Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore, the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Defence, however, remain accessible.
wat wont change a thing
at least someone cannot pang sai for 3 days
and cannot sleep for 1 week
at least someone cannot pang sai for 3 days
and cannot sleep for 1 week
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