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Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

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Hackers say they have taken down websites of Bahrain's international airport, state news agency and chamber of commerce. Feb. 14, 2011, marked the first day of protests led by Bahrain's Shiite majority against the Sunni monarchy. Bahrain quashed the pro-democracy uprising by force with the support of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

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Associated Press News

Hackers target Bahrain airport website to mark uprising

Hackers say they have taken down the website of Bahrain’s international airport to mark the 12-year anniversary of an Arab Spring uprising in the small Gulf country. A statement posted

1 year ago·United States

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Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

Hackers say they have taken down the websites of Bahrain’s international airport, state news agency and chamber of commerce to mark the 12-year anniversary of an Arab Spring uprising in the small Gulf country

1 year ago·United States

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Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

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Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Hackers say they have taken down the websites of Bahrain’s international airport and state news agency to mark the 12-year anniversary of an Arab Spring uprising in the small Gulf country. A statement posted online by a group calling itself Al-Toufan, or “The Flood” in Arabic, claimed to have hacked the airport website, which was unavailable for at least a half-hour at midday Tuesday. It also claimed to have ta…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

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The Toronto Star

Hackers target Bahrain airport, news sites to mark uprising

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Hackers said they had taken down the websites of Bahrain’s international airport, state news agency and chamber of ...

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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