Booting Up: The Syrian Electronic Army Disrupted Access to Twitter and the New York Times Yesterday

The Syrian Electronic Army had a busy day yesterday. It claimed it took control of Twitter and the New York

RIP. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons,by ScaredPoed)
RIP. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons,by ScaredPoed)

The Syrian Electronic Army had a busy day yesterday. It claimed it took control of Twitter and the New York Times‘ domains and made it impossible for some users to access the sites. [CNet]

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Booting Up: The Syrian Electronic Army Disrupted Access to Twitter and the New York Times Yesterday