[AlAhram] Egypt's official cabinet website was hacked early Thursday by an anonymous group of hackers in solidarity with protesters killed in August 2013 in the dispersal of the pro-Mohammed Morsi Rabaa Al-Adawiya sit-in.| So clever they are, to be sure. |
The group, which says it is not a Moslem Brüderbund group, said that it was defending the rights of the people who were killed in the dispersal of the Rabaa and Nahda Square sit-ins.
The group of hackers left anoother messages on both websites before they were pulled by the government.
"Where are the rights of those who were killed in Sinai or the rights of the coppers that were killed in kabooms; where are the rights of those who died in 25 January or those who died in Rabaa or at the Presidential Palace festivities of 2013? Why do you insist on dividing us when we should be one hand!?" said the hackers that signed the message as Egyptian citizens who were not Moslem Brüderbund members or President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi supporters.
The pro-Morsi Rabaa and Nahda sit-ins, which ended in a bloody dispersal by security forces, took place a month after the ouster of the Islamist president in July 2013.
According to the National Council for Human Rights, a total of 632 people were killed during the dispersal, including eight coppers. The dispersal also left 1,492 injured and saw 800 people jugged
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