Anonymous Greece hacks into Turkish Parliament website and leaves message in support of Armenia

Hacking group Anonymous Greece found a new target today in the form of The Grand National Assembly of Turkey.

In a Facebook message, the hacking group wrote “Turkish Assembly Parliament subdomain Pwned,” with “pwned” deriving from the word “owned”, due to “o” and “p” being close to each other on the keyboard and finds its origins in internet culture, particularly gaming.

“URL: https://apps.tbmm.gov.tr/heyet_karsilama2/login.php
User: ijoxe6617@ []javadoq[].com ( remove all [] because facebook doesn’t allow to paste the email )
Pass: anonymousgreece10
NOTE: Login to the system with VPN or Tor Browser and watch the defaced message,” the rest of the post would say.

Accompanying the post was an image of the hack Anonymous Greece did against The Grand National Assembly of Turkey.

“Turkish Accemly Pwned by (Greek – Armenia),” “Armenia will win this war against evil Turkey and Azerbaijan,
and “Killing innocent people and kids makes you terrorist,” Anonymous Greece wrote on the webpage of the Turkish Parliament.

In a post made yesterday, Anonymous Greece paid tribute to the Armenian soldiers died fighting against the Turkish-backed Azerbaijani Army and Al-Qaeda terrorists from Syria.

“A GREAT PRAYER FOR ALL THE HEROS ARMENIA SOLDERS WHO SACRECTED FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THIS WARRORRORRORISTS OF TURKIA AND AZERBAITZAN. 🙏💔 🇦🇲 🇬🇷✊✌️🤝 Stay strong Armenia!” Anonymous Greece wrote.

These actions come as the hacking group last Thursday brought down over 150 websites belonging to the Azerbaijani government, as reported by Greek City Times.

“As a little support to the Armenians we brought down 83 Azerbaijan government websites,” Anonymous Greece announced on Facebook.

In a follow up post on the same day, Anonymous Greece wrote “Another 76 government (the most important) of Azerbaijan were hit along with the central domain https://www.gov.az/.”