The hacktivist group has left a heavy message on the targeted site

Jun 2, 2014 12:16 GMT  ·  By

Members of the hacktivist group RedHack have hacked the website of the Governor’s Office in Tunceli (tuncelisodes.gov.tr) with the social support program SODES, leaving a message behind for everyone to read.

The homepage of the site was defaced, replacing the center message and the regular scrolling news with a “RedHack” notice, while also leaving the group’s name on the Announcements page, complete with the date and time of the hack.

This time around, RedHack didn’t want to steal information about state officials, but rather to draw attention to an extremely serious situation – the case of a child who was sexually abused. RedHack has previously accused the government and the ruling party of concealing the assault.

Now, RedHack tells Softpedia that all the entire group wanted was to push the government to start punishing pedophiles instead of letting them walk free, putting other children in danger at the same time.

Despite the fact that it’s been over half a day since the hack occurred, it looks like the authorities don’t really care much for the site since nothing has been done to reverse what RedHack has done.

The hacktivists have recently also exposed information related to the Turkish government’s interests in the Soma massacre.