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    "Digital Denial": Computer Hacking

    In connection with the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide the Turk and Azeri hackers more and more frequently attack the Armenian Internet sources. The Armenian forums are the main target. Hayk Asatrian who is the author of several Armenian web sites noticed the activization of attacks since late February. "They not only damage our web sites but also change the messages of the forums, " Asatrian said. For instance, he noticed that at www.genocide.com where various genocides of the world are being discussed the web page of "The Armenian Genocide" has been recently renamed into "The So-Called Armenian Genocide. Such A Thing Never Happened."

    In order to protect his web sites form the attacks of the Azeri and Turk hackers, Asatrian forbade the reception of the messages from the Turkish and Azeri IPs to his sites. Asatrian receives each message sent by them and only after having read that he posts them on the Internet.

    The hackers have already damaged genocide.ru, forum.hayastan.com, genocideevents.com web sites. It is almost a week that the forum of Iravounk web site doesn’t function. Hrachia Khachatrian, designer of the page found out that the hacker is an Azeri young man who is in the sphere for almost two years. "He deleted the whole information of the forum, writing curses instead." Hrachia Khachatrian said. One can easily find ways of damaging various programs in Internet. Today, the forum page of www.iravunk.com is being updated and a protection program will be installed.

    The experts say that till April 24 the hackers will attack our sites more intensively. "Hacking is no way of struggle against the attacks of the Turks and Azeris for us. We need to secure our safety at state level, i.e. the government should prepare specialist of the sphere," Khachatrian said.

    By Tamar Minasian
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    You know what, I think Armenian National Committee of America's website got hacked as well then... The site has the latest updates on genocide recognition achievements, petitions to sign, etc. And the URL, http://anca.org/press_releases/press...s.php?prid=703, hasn't been functioning for 2 days now, which is very weird, specially since it's April and all! I was thinking that this morning, and now I read your post!

    Very interesting...
    Pathetic Turks, what are you so scared of?

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    • #3
      I do indeed think it is a shame that these things have happened to Armenian websites. Are their any sites on the net co-run by both Armenians and Turks, or Armenians and Azeris? The start of such a site would be an excellent move toward peace.

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      • #4
        www.armenia.com is hacked!

        How pathetic!! And they call "us" haters... We can see who the real haters are, and apparently, the mentality of 1915 is still present today.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by tateos
          why are you insulting people while without proof
          You mean besides the fact that when I tried to access the site, instead of Armenia.com I was connected to a site with black background and red boxes with a message that said "site f$cked by Turkish something" (don't remember their name) and now it's been four days that the site only displays the message "After unfortunate and futile attempts of people of questionable behavior and morals...." ?

          You're right, now that I think about it, why would Turks want to hack armenia.com.... They must have been French hackers! Or maybe even Japanese.

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          • #6
            Genocide forum tolerates deniers

            I-Newswire.com (press release)
            July 28 2005

            Genocide forum tolerates deniers

            In April of 2005, genocide.com, a public forum for genocide
            discussion, was hacked by the Turkish deniers of the Armenian
            Genocide. By the 24th of April, the website was liberated from the
            deniers. The academic forum is being moderated currently by the
            administration of genocide.com.

            (I-Newswire) - The forum currently contains two major sections:
            Genocide Related Topics and Politics influencing genocide. Specific
            cases of genocides discussed are as followed: Aboriginal, Armenian,
            Bosnian, Cambodian, Gypsy, Jewish, Kosovo and Rwanda.

            Though the administration of www.genocide.com officially recognizes
            the above listed genocides, genocide deniers are tolerated on the
            forum, as far as these users do not break the general.

            In the past, the forum was not being moderated at all. This fact was
            especially exploited by some Turkish deniers of the Armenian
            Genocide, who posted a number of offensive and racist threads. When
            the 90th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide was approaching, these
            Turkish users did their best to hack the forum. The forum was hacked
            and the English language threads were distorted ( for instance, the
            section `Armenian Genocide' became `So-called Armenian Genocide' );
            threads in Turkish were added.

            The Armenian Genocide was committed between 1915 and 1923 by the
            Ottoman-Turkish government. As a result of the Genocide, more than a
            million Armenians were annihilated and the entire Armenian population
            of the western part of historic Armenia was wiped off from her
            motherland. The cultural losses constituted more than 2000 Armenian
            cathedrals, some of them as old as 1700 years. Armenia was the first
            country to adopt Christianity as the state religion.

            The Republic of Turkey and its agents have contributed a lot of
            efforts in denying the Armenian Genocide. It has been done by
            falsification of historical facts, destruction of Armenian cultural
            monuments, distortion of Armenian geographical names ( such as Mount
            Ararat, which was converted into Agri Dagh ) and other various forms.
            The attempt to hack www.genocide.com was another form of genocide
            denial.

            Administration of www.genocide.com will do its best to avoid future
            attacks.

            File Not Found | Newswire
            http://i-newswire.com/pr38767.html

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            • #7
              Eureka! Denialists have a new home at: www.genocide.com So take your filthy denialist nonsense somewhere else... this forum is for intelligent, fact-based discussion...

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              • #8
                I visited it yesterday noticed 1 crazy denialist got permanently banned even though he was forewarned for spelling Armenia with lowercase letter lol
                "All truth passes through three stages:
                First, it is ridiculed;
                Second, it is violently opposed; and
                Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

                Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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                • #9
                  "Digital Denial": Computer Hacking

                  The biggest hacking incident in the web-hosting history

                  Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738)
                  05/18/2006

                  Yesterday the Turkish cracker going by the handle "Iskorpitx", succesfully hacked 21,549 websites in one shot and defaced (on a secondary page) all of them with a message showing the Turkish flag (with AtaTurk face on it) and reporting:
                  "HACKED BY iSKORPiTX

                  (TURKISH HACKER)

                  xxxxED ARMANIAN-xxxxED FRANCE-xxxxED GREECE-xxxxED PKK TERROR

                  iscorpitx, marque du monde, présente ses salutations à tout le monde. "

                  Iskorpitx controversial defacing activity started back in year 2003 being the first Turkish defacer ever. His defacing frenzy led him soon to reach the "incredible" number of more than 117,000 hacked websites some of them being even government websites of his own country. In this last incident, it is not clear at which level the intrusion was performed (root or webserver) as the fact that all the 21,549 websites got defaced on a secondary page (site.com/ssfm/isko.htm) it is not indicative given the particular Iskorpitx's modus operandi that sees all of his hacks performed creating a subpage, regardless the authorization level achieved on the attacked servers.

                  In the recent months Iskorptix has been taken as a model to be imitated by a lot of young Turkish crackers, making Turkey the new defacers kingdom, totaling nowadays more than 50% of the notified defacements overall, surclassing the former defacers kingdom: Brasil.

                  Script Kiddies or Script Grannies? Iskorpitx is believed to be 45 years old, sometimes being helped for minor defacment activities by another Turkish "senior cracker" (42) going by the handle of Metlak .

                  Despite the fact that the majority of Turkish defacers are performing Islam-related hacks, this doesn't seem to be the leading motivation for Iskorpitx.

                  Statistics about Iskorpitx's incidents can be found at:

                  http://www.zone-h.org/en/en/defacements/filter/filter_defacer=iskorpitx/


                  while the full list of the 21,549 defacements can be found at:

                  https://www.zone-h.org/defaced/list.txt



                  Original article: http://zone-h.org
                  "All truth passes through three stages:
                  First, it is ridiculed;
                  Second, it is violently opposed; and
                  Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

                  Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Gavur
                    The biggest hacking incident in the web-hosting history

                    Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738)
                    05/18/2006

                    Yesterday the Turkish cracker going by the handle "Iskorpitx", succesfully hacked 21,549 websites in one shot and defaced (on a secondary page) all of them with a message showing the Turkish flag (with AtaTurk face on it) and reporting:
                    "HACKED BY iSKORPiTX

                    (TURKISH HACKER)

                    xxxxED ARMANIAN-xxxxED FRANCE-xxxxED GREECE-xxxxED PKK TERROR

                    iscorpitx, marque du monde, présente ses salutations à tout le monde. "

                    Iskorpitx controversial defacing activity started back in year 2003 being the first Turkish defacer ever. His defacing frenzy led him soon to reach the "incredible" number of more than 117,000 hacked websites some of them being even government websites of his own country. In this last incident, it is not clear at which level the intrusion was performed (root or webserver) as the fact that all the 21,549 websites got defaced on a secondary page (site.com/ssfm/isko.htm) it is not indicative given the particular Iskorpitx's modus operandi that sees all of his hacks performed creating a subpage, regardless the authorization level achieved on the attacked servers.

                    In the recent months Iskorptix has been taken as a model to be imitated by a lot of young Turkish crackers, making Turkey the new defacers kingdom, totaling nowadays more than 50% of the notified defacements overall, surclassing the former defacers kingdom: Brasil.

                    Script Kiddies or Script Grannies? Iskorpitx is believed to be 45 years old, sometimes being helped for minor defacment activities by another Turkish "senior cracker" (42) going by the handle of Metlak .

                    Despite the fact that the majority of Turkish defacers are performing Islam-related hacks, this doesn't seem to be the leading motivation for Iskorpitx.

                    Statistics about Iskorpitx's incidents can be found at:

                    http://www.zone-h.org/en/en/defacements/filter/filter_defacer=iskorpitx/


                    while the full list of the 21,549 defacements can be found at:

                    https://www.zone-h.org/defaced/list.txt



                    Original article: http://zone-h.org
                    What a classy guy.
                    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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