New York, NY - War Protesters Attack Yeshiva's Web Site

New York, NY - Hackers protesting the Israel-Lebanon war broke into Yeshiva University's Web site and changed the content to read "Lebanon-israel ... STOP!" with images of injured civilians.

A Turkish person who identified himself as the lead hacker, going by the alias Eno7, said in an interview that he intends to target "government sites, Israel sites, military sites, university sites, and other important sites like NASA," for his "anti-war and anti-poverty" messages.

While the university, whose main campus is in Washington Heights, was able to regain control of its site, it still had yet to repost its content, and instead it posted an apology that read in part, "We are currently undergoing maintenance and apologize for the inconvenience."
The director of the university's information technology department, said that they had notified the New York Police Department and the FBI.
The hacker claimed to have downloaded sensitive information from the university, but said that he would not use it.
The attack came the same day the campaign Web site of Senator Lieberman was taken down by what his aides said was an apparent malicious attack.