Islamic
Terrorists hackers are at it again in Jamaica.
This
time they've hacked the website of the Ministry of Transport and Works on
Saturday February 6th 2016 as reported in the article “Transport,
Works and Housing Ministry website hacked”, published February 7, 2016, Loop News.
The
hackers, going by the name Team Emirates, hacked into the Ministry of Transport
and Works website, declaring that they were spreading the “true word of Islam.”
As of writing this article, the Cyber Emergency Response Team is investigating
this hacking incident as noted in the article “Transport
Ministry's website hacked”, published February 7, 2016, RJR News Online.
This
is first such hack for 2016 with 2015 being most famous for the hacking of the
JIS (Jamaica information Service) website back in July 2015 as noted in my blog article
entitled “Anatomy
of ISIS hack of the JIS Website - How the @JISNews Website was hacked and Why
Hactivists couldn't access sensitive GOJ Databases”.
This
cannot be a good look for Islam in Jamaica, with the ICOJ (Islamic Council of
Jamaica) denying since November 2015 that Jamaica is becoming a haven for
Islamic jihadists as noted in the article “No
terrorist threat to Jamaica, says Islamic Council”, published Sunday,
November 29, 2015 by Jedial Carter, The Jamaica Observer.
It'll
be interesting to see what the hackers got their hands on this time, aside from
defacing their Ministry of Transport and Works! But a lack of diligence as it
relates to clicking on suspicious email links may have led to this incident as
was the case with the JIS hack.
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