Microsoft did not take lessons, Causing Microsoft’s Blog being hacked after Xbox & Microsoft news social media Account hack By Syrian Electronic Army.

After the series of Attacks over Microsoft Product’s Official Social Media Accounts, Including Microsoft’s Xbox Twitter and Instagram Account hijacking, followed by Microsoft News Twitter Account being hijacked and of course early this year the hack of Microsoft’s Skype twitter and blog Account it seems like Microsoft Security team did not take any lessons from the attack, and was not worried of the security. 

While the conversation between the Microsoft employees through emails looked like they were bit worried of the ongoing attacks, but that was not enough because these conversations which should have been private, was made Public by Syrian Electronic Army.  The SEA seemed to be able to monitor their email conversation and was one step ahead of them, it looked like Syrian Electronic Army played like Secret service Agents and spied over the mails of Microsoft’s employs who were affected in the attack.

Yesterday’s story did not end up with the Microsoft News Twitter account being hijacked, for that seemed like a trailer in view of what SEA  has planned for Microsoft.  Just after 3 hours of attack over the Microsoft news twitter account, they hacked into Official Microsoft blog 

Screenshots showing how the Microsoft blog looked like after the hack

The Syrian Electronic Army onslaught on Microsoft continued through the day with it was having some other plans too, and this did not ended the miseries of the Security professionals at Microsoft blog, the blog was redirected to Official website of Syrian Electronic Army.

Now the The Official Microsoft Blog Redirecting to #SEA website: https://t.co/yhFfqJZYRp #SyrianElectronicArmy
— SyrianElectronicArmy (@Official_SEA16) January 12, 2014

To make the matters worse, it was not only that SEA tweeted it, but it was confirmed by several other peoples too, that the blog was redirecting to SEA’s website.

While the hack was being carried out, SEA also continuously monitored email conversations between the Microsoft staff

Two of the tweets from SEA one after another shows the email conversation between the staffs,