Turkish Gov't Retaliates After Hackers Release Police Data Via Twitter (ibtimes.co.uk) 23
New submitter NeonBible writes with this news from IB Times UK: The Turkish government has retaliated against a number of Twitter [users who] posted links to a compromised database stolen from a national police server. The users, which include two Anonymous-affiliated accounts, sent out notifications to millions of followers containing a direct link to a huge 17.8GB-sized trove of sensitive data earlier this month. Among the websites targeted by the government security affairs division were @CthulhuSec, @YourAnonNews, @CryptOnymous and also an alleged news organisation called KurdishDailyNews.org.
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Turkish police innocent? Since the current president got the idea of becomming the next Sultan and his family got caught doing buissiness with IS the police there is used mostly to repress his political enemies and minorities like the Kurds. Let the traitors who work undercover for that police be smoked out and meet their deserved fate.
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Who said anything about the police being innocent? I figured that part was referring to the informants and witnesses.
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>> compromised database stolen from a national police server (in Turkey)
Gee, it's a swell thing that America doesn't have a national police database!
>> http://it.slashdot.org/story/1... [slashdot.org]
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Obligatory Monty Python reference (Score:1)