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Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan Hacked by @AnonOpsRomania

Posted on March 30, 2012 by Lee J

@AnonOpsRomania has taken revenge on Afghanistan by attacking the Independent Election Commission of Afghanistan website iec.org.af and leaking database data. In the attack release is a the following message explaining exactly why they have done this.

REASON: Due to recent events,"Afghan security forces kill three Nato troops" via TheGuardian https://gu.com/p/36emb/tf Murderers come in many shapes, colors and religions, Anonymous won’t forgive and it won’t forget any of them regardless of their ethnicity. You should have expected us

Now its not often we see public cyber attacks aimed towards Afghanistan but this shows that modern times are changing the way the world take out its anger at stuff.

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