School websites hit by Islamist hackers

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published January 11, 2017

An Islamist hacker group has brought down the website of Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas and a number of religious schools across Australia in a campaign that urges authorities to "stop killing people in Syria".

MELBOURNE, Jan 11 - Pallas's Labor Party website was hacked on Wednesday by a group calling itself the Tunisian Fallaga ...

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