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Red Cross Sri Lanka Hacked And Defaced By Over-X

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/hacked-by-over-x.png A hacker who use’s the handle Over-X and has over 4000 total defacing logged on zone-h has gone and hacked a very well known organization and left its Sri Lanka website defaced. The hack which is on the red cross is fairly shameful in our eyes, as the red cross for many years has been helping out community’s and victims of all sorts of trouble across the whole world. Regardless if the site was exploitable or not such websites should be off limits to hackers and they should known that. At time of publishing the website was offline displaying a short msg

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