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More SG Govt. Websites Hacked By Anonymous
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truethe tragedy is that the pap believes its own lies
sorry tracy, i don't think any government or political party will spin lies and believe them. it's politically suicidal/
we have a credible and competent government. thank you.
Their credibility was gone when they opened up the floodgates of this country to the Foreign trash..
thanks zeddy for your reply.
the floodgates have been tightened ....thanks to the feedback from the ground
we have a responsive and responsible government. thank you.
the pap is too arrogant and overconfident that it believes its lies make sense
Please read up on what happened to Hitler and his band in the last 2 years of the 3rd Reich.
good advice to Kopiuncle. I hope he starts to educate himself
i personally don't think so
there are enough think tank boys behind the scene to advise them
and to avoid such a catastrophe
we will continue to have good governance....
thank you sir
i will go and read once again
i think the analogy is not really relevant ...thank you , nevertheless.
thank you tracy. i will educate myself. muak!
that's great. you can start with researching on what the pap did and what it said. you will realise that there is a wide gap
[video=youtube;CwEyB42swMU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwEyB42swMU[/video]
Is this a real problem for the gahmen?
Is this a real problem for the gahmen?
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Walau u taking exams ah?
i want to retake my PSLE mah...
11/04/2013 09:45 | By TODAY via Channelnewsasia
Seletar Airport website hacked
The website of Seletar Airport has become the latest to be hit by hackers - the second in three days.
SINGAPORE: The website of Seletar Airport has become the latest to be hit by hackers - the second in three days.
At around 12.30pm on Sunday, the site showed a black and green background with an image in the middle resembling a skull wearing a hood.
It was back running less than 30 minutes later.
The Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) and Changi Airport Group, which manages Seletar Airport, could not respond to queries at press time.
On Friday, The Straits Times' website was hacked by someone claiming to be from the hacking collective, Anonymous.
The hacker, who went by the moniker "The Messiah", said the attack was prompted by a "misleading" report published on the paper's website about a YouTube video posted on Thursday, in which he threatened to attack the Singapore Government.
It is unknown who is behind the attack on Seletar Airport's website. "The Messiah" had previously claimed responsibility for the hacking of a few local sites this year, including those of the PAP Community Foundation, Ang Mo Kio Town Council and City Harvest Church co-founder Sun Ho.
Meanwhile, the police also said on Sunday that there were no investigations into the government sites that were down for "planned maintenance" the day after the attack on The Straits Times.
The IDA said on its Facebook page that maintenance on the 19 government sites - including those of the Social and Family Development and Transport ministries, the Singapore Police Force and PUB - took longer than expected because of technical difficulties.
The police said that "misreporting" in an earlier news article had led to the spread of the "inaccurate information" about investigations into the government sites' downtime.
11/04/2013 12:45 | By 938LIVE
Pre-school chain Carpe Diem's website hacked
Apart from Seletar Airport website, pre-school chain Carpe Diem's website was also hacked on Sunday.
SINGAPORE : The website of pre-school chain, Carpe Diem, has become the latest Singapore website to be hacked.
Its home page was replaced with an illustration of US President Barack Obama, with a noose around his neck, on Sunday.
The page was signed off by someone who calls himself "Dowen".
A Carpe Diem spokesperson told 938LIVE the pre-school chain is aware that its website has been hacked and is now rectifying the problem. She added that they have yet to make a police report.
This is not the first time Carpe Diem's website has come under attack. The website was also hacked in January.
On Sunday, the Seletar Airport website was also hacked and was down for 30 minutes.
And on Friday, a section of The Straits Times' website was hacked by someone who calls himself "The Messiah."
The hacker who says he is part of a global network called Anonymous, had also claimed responsibility for the recent hackings into websites belonging to the PAP Community Foundation, Ang Mo Kio Town Council and City Harvest Church co-founder Sun Ho.
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