F1 suffers cyber attack over Bahrain

Formula One last night came under attack from cyber anarchists as part of the latest anti-Bahrain Grand Prix protests.

F1 suffers cyber attack over Bahrain
Sat, 21 Apr, 2012 - 09:40

Formula One last night came under attack from cyber anarchists as part of the latest anti-Bahrain Grand Prix protests.

Anonymous, the internet hacking organisation, announced earlier yesterday they would turn the formula1.com website into “a smoking crater in cyberspace”.

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