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<blockquote data-quote="alex69" data-source="post: 660765" data-attributes="member: 5738">Este titulo realmente me gustoArgies' cyber war on MalvinasARGENTINA invaded the Malvinas yesterday - with a cyber attack on its newspaper.Argy hackers hijacked the Penguin News website, planting their national flag on the front page.They also replaced reports of renewed tensions between Britain and Argentina - over oil - with a history of their country written in Spanish.The phone number listed online was changed to 666, the Biblical number of the Devil.Plugs for tourism in the disputed South Atlantic islands were replaced with a link to Argentina's tourist website. And in a final insult, readers of penguin-news.com heard the Argy national anthem.Britain, which owns the Malvinas, went to war when Argentina invaded in 1982.Now it wants to block UK moves to drill for oil there. The Penguin News - named after the birds which live on the islands - has 1,400 print and 300 online readers.Editor Tony Curran said of the hackers: &quot;The intention is to disrupt life here in whatever way they can. Our IT man is sorting it out.&quot;<a href="mailto:g.oshea@the-sun.co.uk">g.oshea@the-sun.co.uk</a><a href="http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2862549/Argentina-hijacks-Malvinas-newspaper-website.html">http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2862549/Argentina-hijacks-Malvinas-newspaper-website.html</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="alex69, post: 660765, member: 5738"] [b]Este titulo realmente me gusto[/b] [SIZE="4"][B][CENTER]Argies' cyber war on Malvinas[/CENTER][/B][/SIZE] [B]ARGENTINA invaded the Malvinas yesterday[/B] - with a cyber attack on its newspaper. Argy hackers hijacked the Penguin News website, planting their national flag on the front page. They also replaced reports of renewed tensions between Britain and Argentina - over oil - with a history of their country written in Spanish. The phone number listed online was changed to 666, the Biblical number of the Devil. Plugs for tourism in the disputed South Atlantic islands were replaced with a link to Argentina's tourist website. And in a final insult, readers of penguin-news.com heard the Argy national anthem. Britain, which owns the Malvinas, went to war when Argentina invaded in 1982. Now it wants to block UK moves to drill for oil there. The Penguin News - named after the birds which live on the islands - has 1,400 print and 300 online readers. Editor Tony Curran said of the hackers: "The intention is to disrupt life here in whatever way they can. Our IT man is sorting it out." [email]g.oshea@the-sun.co.uk[/email] [url]http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2862549/Argentina-hijacks-Malvinas-newspaper-website.html[/url] [/QUOTE]

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