Turkish police denies hacking claims

Turkish police denies hacking claims

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News
Turkish police officials just denied claims of a cyber hacker group who had earlier today announced tha they had crashed Ankara police website.

Access to the website was blocked for a number of hours in the morning.

RedHack announced the attack on its official Twitter account, saying it was a response to events during the Confederation of Public Laborers Unions (KESK) rally on the previous day, as well as to the mounting pressure on the group by the media and the police.

The group claimed that over 280 websites affiliated with police forces had been blocked during the attack

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