VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) -- Unidentified hackers broke into several hundred Lithuanian Web sites over the weekend, plastering them with communist symbols, government officials said Monday.
Lithuanian law prohibits the public display of the Soviet flag, military uniforms and the five-pointed Soviet star.
The hackers posted Soviet symbols -- the hammer and sickle, as well as the five-pointed star -- and scathing messages with profanities on Web sites based in the ex-Soviet nation, officials said.
"More than 300 private and official sites were attacked from so-called proxy servers located in territories east of Lithuania," said Sigitas Jurkevicius, a computer specialist at Lithuania's communications authority.
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Cyber-attack
Via AP/CNN:
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Baltics,
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Lithuania,
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