RedHack Hacks Istanbul Police Assoc. website, Tributes Berkin Elvan on 1st Death Anniversary

The online Turkish hacktivist group RedHack has hacked and defaced the official website of Istanbul Police Association in tribute to Berkin Elvan, a 15-year-old teenager who died March 11, 2014 after being in a coma for 269 days due to a head injury caused by a teargas canister during the Gezi protests in Istanbul, Turkey.

RedHack gained admin privileges of Istanbul Police Association website and redirected the site’s homepage to pasteht.ml, an anonymous HTML hosting service for web demos and markup messages.

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Those visiting the police association website are currently redirected to http://pasteht.ml/Y19qE where a message in Turkish language bashes country’s prime minster Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, his party AKP and vows to take revenge of Berkin’s death.

“Berkin Elvan is immortal! The killers continue to grow their fears. Because they are afraid; Killer AKP and leash servants are afraid of the revolution Berk,” according to the message.

A full preview of the deface page is available below:

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The link of targeted website is available below. However, the mirror link is not available at the moment.

http://www.istanbulpolisdernegi.org/

This is not the first time when RedHack has hacked Istanbul Police Association’s website. In December, 2014, the same site was hacked in protest against Turkish government.

In March 2014, RedHack also hacked Twitter account of Turkish PM’s top adviser Mustafa Varank in protest against shooting and killing of Berkin Elvan.

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At the time of publishing this article, the Istanbul Police Association’s website was hacked.

UPDATE:

The Istanbul Police Association website is now down and deface page has been removed.

Featured Image via Latuff Cartoons | Click here to read previous hacks done by RedHack.

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