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Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers

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    Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers

    Published on March 30, 2006
    ARMENIAN WEBSITES IN THE HANDS OF AZERBAIJANI HACKERS
    As the recent web events suggest, Azeris are slow to put up with Andre’s coming performance at the Eurovision and his possible success. They are also slow to put up with our achievement in the war that they themselves levied on us. To express their resentment they turn to the Internet but, alas, using it to deceit others.

    It transpired yesterday that several Armenian websites are in the hands of Azeri hackers. Singer Andre’s website (www.andre.am) www.yandex.am/forum, www.itarmenia.com, www.myyerevan.am, www.telecenters.am, www.myyerevan.am, www.armfootball.am and a number of other Armenian sites were attacked by Azeri hackers who, having broken security, erased all information replacing it with information, pictures and links on alleged Khojaly massacre.

    www.andre.am website is hosted at Dolphin Company’s server in the USA. Talking to Daily Azg the company’s network administrator Khachatur Meliksetian said that they immediately closed access to the site when the website designer turned to them in the morning. Dolphin’s American chiefs have already confirmed that Azerbaijani hackers are behind these crimes.

    In such cases when the server is located in a foreign country a state has to apply to the Interpol. But to have grounds for this, the police should have a complaint from the injured party.

    Reportedly the Azerbaijani criminals attacked the website of Alfael Production Center (www.alfael.am) too. Alfael representative Vardges Kirakosian informed something like this happened 2-3 weeks ago. Azeris hacked the Center’s website notifying that its their work.

    If years ago Turks and Azeris used the Internet merely to disseminate offenses, then today their anti-Armenian propaganda gets more well-weighed and politicized. For someone unaware of history information posted at Azeri website can seem convincing and truthful. One can only dread of the effect that these websites with ensanguined posters and lively graphic design can produce in uninformed people.

    Should we fight back deceit with deceit by hacking Azeri and Turkish websites or should we hope that they will some day become mature enough for a fair game?

    By Tamar Minasian
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    Re: Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers

    No need to "hack" anything in return ... just patch the sites and make them secure ... have regular backups. It'll take them a lot longer to hack something than it will take an system admin to restore a site from backups.
    this post = teh win.

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      Re: Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers

      I just realized we don't have an emoticon that expresses boredom.

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        Re: Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers

        Originally posted by TomServo
        I just realized we don't have an emoticon that expresses boredom.
        Maybe a little emoticon with your name on it should do.
        Plenipotentiary meow!

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          Re: Armenian Websites In The Hands Of Azerbaijani Hackers


          One can only dread of the effect that these websites with ensanguined posters and lively graphic design can produce in uninformed people.


          And today's new word to learn is ensanguined.
          Covered or stained with blood.
          Plenipotentiary meow!

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