Hackers hit canadian news paper website posted that Quebec PM dead
An unknown hacker hacked the website of a prominent Canadian newspaper early on Tuesday and posted a false news item alleging Quebec Premier Jean Charest had died of a heart attack. This false entry was on the page for more than a hour and it was retweeted by many users before the website owner had deleted. The news paper company apologies on this false news and trying to find out the victim.
"We offer our most sincere apologies to the premier. Measures are being taken to find the person responsible for this crime," the newspaper said on its website.
Nothing about the hacking is disclosed by the newspaper. It said that engineers are working to find flaw and the hacker who did this.
An unknown hacker hacked the website of a prominent Canadian newspaper early on Tuesday and posted a false news item alleging Quebec Premier Jean Charest had died of a heart attack. This false entry was on the page for more than a hour and it was retweeted by many users before the website owner had deleted. The news paper company apologies on this false news and trying to find out the victim.
"We offer our most sincere apologies to the premier. Measures are being taken to find the person responsible for this crime," the newspaper said on its website.
Nothing about the hacking is disclosed by the newspaper. It said that engineers are working to find flaw and the hacker who did this.
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