A Meaningless Attack

December 18th, 2009

While we all sit here following developments in Iran from the safety of our 22 inch monitors, some people in Iran search for whole life insurance just so they can walk down the street. Now this.

A computer hacker briefly hijacked Twitter.com on Thursday, redirecting users to a website and claiming to represent a group calling itself the Iranian Cyber Army.

Twitter, which in June became a key communication channel for Iranian protesters disputing the country’s election results, said it was disrupted for a little more than an hour.

Twitter’s home page was replaced with one whose headline read “This site has been hacked by Iranian Cyber Army” and an anti-American message.

Isn’t it funny, Iran tries to block access to the internet as a whole, but they can’t stop a stupid attack on Twitter. Nice. Not.

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