Anonymous Poland
Attribution profile
- Type
- Activist
- Location
- Canada
- Known incidents
- 3 incidents
- Sources
- 2 sources
- First seen
- 2016-08-12
- Last seen
- 2016-10-29
- Updated
- 2026-10-18 10:46
- Aliases
- 1 alias
STIX characteristics
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Profile narrative
Anonymous Poland, also known as Anonymous Poland, is a hacktivist group whose known location is cited as Canada. The group has claimed responsibility for a breach of the Bradley Foundation in which it stated the aim was to expose alleged corruption involving a purported donation to a political campaign, obtaining over 30 GB of employee data after gaining initial access through weak administrative credentials ("admin/password"). In a separate operation, the group used SQL injection via the SQLMap tool to compromise the servers of the World Anti‑Doping Agency and the Court of Arbitration for Sport, extracting more than 3 000 email accounts with MD5‑hashed passwords and personal details of contributors; no specific motive was disclosed for this incident. No public attribution to a state sponsor or criminal consortium has been made. These two incidents represent the group’s publicly reported activities, illustrating a pattern of exploiting weak credentials and web‑application vulnerabilities to obtain and leak sensitive data.
Incidents
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3 incidentsSources
Sources available to members: 2 sources.