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Albanian, Macedonian Hackers Exchange Attacks on Presidents' Sites
World | October 28, 2012, Sunday // 12:00
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Albanian hackers from Kosovo have successfully attacked the official website of Macedonian President George Ivanov.
The hackers posted Saturday a message on Ivanov's website saying that the attack has been made "in the name of the Albanian people."
Macedonian hackers retailated Sunday by attacking the official website of Albanian President Bujar Nishani.
They have signed their message by describing themselves as "ancient pirates" - perhaps in self-irony.
Both presidential websites have been quickly restored in a normal functioning mode.
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