Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
The international hacking group, Anon Coders, still had control of the Republican Party of Kentucky’s website until about 11 a.m. Tuesday and told The State Journal they did it to spread the message that Muslims are not terrorists. RPK Chairman Steve Robertson said the website went down sometime Saturday afternoon and as of late Tuesday morning he had not been contacted by anyone in the group. “We use the website only for updates. Our information for contributions are housed on a different domain site by itself,” Robertson said. “We only use it (the hacked site) for information and it isn’t connected to our internal databases or servers in the building. It’s been a big inconvenience. We’ve been fortunate.” The Anon Coders hacking team signed the Kentucky GOP’s site with their handles: Slim El, Albanian Attacker, Black Worm, Dr. T3rrOr, ResCool1337, Sys Ghost, AnoaGhost, XghosTny, Verus Noir, Dark Shadaw Tn, Dr.AfenDena, M4Xs4L1M1 and all Muslim Hackers. In a message to The State Journal the group Anon Coders said they didn’t do it for amusement, but as a message to “all corporate governments, all countries,” to inform all that Muslims are not terrorists and that “it is a misconception that Muslims are […]
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