Nicolas Sarkozy Attacked Website Hacker
The French President Nicolas Sarkozy Attacked Website Hacker on Tuesday, July 26, 2011. The hackers ruffled my site by having a game called, Eject him.
For each click on the Facebook button located next to the game, go-kart will be closer to the gate. Game instruction reads, The more you click, the faster the little Nicolas out.
Presidential spokesman confirmed that this is indeed true disturbance occurred on Tuesday night, but has been repaired on Wednesday at 7 am local time. A spokesman for the palace said, hackers use the old software system used to them again on the front page. According to them this is not the first course, the President of the Party of the French right was having problems in cyberspace.
Last year, Facebook account Sarkozy also Attacked Hackers, hackers posted a fake status which made very similar statements from the president to resign, which reads, Dear friends, remember the conditions being experienced in our country, I have decided not to run at the end of my assignment in 2012.
For each click on the Facebook button located next to the game, go-kart will be closer to the gate. Game instruction reads, The more you click, the faster the little Nicolas out.
Presidential spokesman confirmed that this is indeed true disturbance occurred on Tuesday night, but has been repaired on Wednesday at 7 am local time. A spokesman for the palace said, hackers use the old software system used to them again on the front page. According to them this is not the first course, the President of the Party of the French right was having problems in cyberspace.
Last year, Facebook account Sarkozy also Attacked Hackers, hackers posted a fake status which made very similar statements from the president to resign, which reads, Dear friends, remember the conditions being experienced in our country, I have decided not to run at the end of my assignment in 2012.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy writes status response to the hackers, which reads : Thank you for remembering me up that there is no perfect system.
