TURKISH CRIMINALS! "Belgian government site hacked by nationalists"!!!....

http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/




Belgian government site hacked by nationalists

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

BRUSSELS - The Associated Press



The Web site of Belgium's Defense Ministry was hacked Sunday by a group of
Turkish nationalists, news reports said.

The group, which called themselves "grandchildren of the Ottoman Empire
and Children of Turkey" posted text in English on the site dismissing the
Armenian genocide claims and asserting that there was no Kurdish problem in
Turkey. It also claimed that the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) was a
terrorist organization supported by the West, according to footage shown on
RTBF, Belgium's French-language public TV broadcaster.

There was no suggestion why the group had chosen a Belgian government
site.

Late on Monday the site, www.mil.be, was still inaccessible.

"In terms of image, this is not very good," said Defense Minister Andre
Flahaut. The ministry was beefing up its web firewall and testing its
resistance to hackers on Monday before opening up the site again to the
public. The ministry has lodged a complaint with the prosecutor's office.



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gogu wrote:

> http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/
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> Belgian government site hacked by nationalists
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> Tuesday, January 16, 2007
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> BRUSSELS - The Associated Press
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> The Web site of Belgium's Defense Ministry was hacked Sunday by a group of
> Turkish nationalists, news reports said.
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> The group, which called themselves "grandchildren of the Ottoman Empire
> and Children of Turkey" posted text in English on the site dismissing the
> Armenian genocide claims and asserting that there was no Kurdish problem in
> Turkey. It also claimed that the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) was a
> terrorist organization supported by the West, according to footage shown on
> RTBF, Belgium's French-language public TV broadcaster.
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> There was no suggestion why the group had chosen a Belgian government
> site.
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> Late on Monday the site, www.mil.be, was still inaccessible.
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> "In terms of image, this is not very good," said Defense Minister Andre
> Flahaut. The ministry was beefing up its web firewall and testing its
> resistance to hackers on Monday before opening up the site again to the
> public. The ministry has lodged a complaint with the prosecutor's office.
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This kind of actions committed by a small minority of fascist kemalist
Turks make all Turks look bad.
Shame on them for disgracing Turkey.

Well, Belgium is European Union HQ

Response to:
There was no suggestion why the group had chosen a Belgian government
site.