Heritage Foundation Exec Threatens ‘Gay Furry Hackers’ in Unhinged Texts
The hacktivist collective, SiegedSec, has been engaged in a campaign called “OpTransRights,” in which it targets government websites with the aim of disrupting efforts to enact or enforce anti-trans and anti-abortion laws. Heritage Foundation was selected due to its Project 2025 plans
Furry hackers kicked off the campaign against anti-trans churches by doxing a YouTube pastor
campaign’s first action took place on April 1, when SiegedSec announced that it had hacked the River Valley Church in Burnsville, Minnesota, due to the pastor’s views towards transgender people.
hack saw SiegedSec not only leak roughly 15,000 user accounts from the ministry’s website, including detailed prayer requests
but also use the church’s Amazon account to purchase thousands of dollars worth of inflatable sea lions.
In their announcement regarding the new campaign, SiegedSec revealed that they had taken actions against the church once again
Yet this time, the group chose to dox the church’s pastor Rob Ketterling, which included the release of his personal cell phone number.
“We encourage our viewers to send over a text to Rob,” the hackers wrote in their release. “Go tell him what you think about his transphobia!”
While it’s unclear who or what SiegedSec will hack next as part of their campaign
the group showed a willingness to take on high-profile targets.
In October, the hacking group leaked over 3,000 files from NATO.
https://www.dailydot.com/debug/siegedsec-nato-hack/
Later that month, SiegedSec breached a top telecommunications business in Israel and published data on around 50,000 customers
https://www.dailydot.com/debug/seigedsec-israel-bezeq-hack-50k-customers/
The effort, dubbed #OpTransRights, initially began last year when the group targeted government websites in five states with policies against matters such as gender-confirming healthcare.
https://www.dailydot.com/debug/gay-furries-hacking-spree-siegedsec/
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