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Thai Government hacked and defaced by Saadi n Hax.r00t

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/f.png The thai government has come under attack from two well known hackers Saadi n Hax.r00t who often leave many sites defaced. The target https://osm.opdc.go.th/main.php was still defaced at time of publish and features some funny stuff like they have set them selfs as "Hax.r00t is now president of .th Saadi is now Prime Minister ". https://arab-zone.net/mirror/94981/osm.opdc.go.th/main.php

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