Hacktivists launch digital blitzkreig and vow to wipe out the systems which power the Turkish banks, airports and military facilities
Anonymous has blasted Turkey with a massive cyber-attack after accusing the Islamic nation of supporting DAESH.
Last week, hacktivists fired the opening salvos in their war, bringing down up to 40,000 Turkish websites.
Now Anonymous has threatened to take down the vital systems which power the country’s airports, banks and government facilities, as well as the “root servers” which are the foundation of Turkey’s entire digital infrastructure.
In a statement, Anonymous said: “Turkey is supporting Daesh by buying oil from them, and hospitalizing their fighters.
“We won’t accept that Erdogan, the leader of Turkey, will help DAESH any longer.”
“If you don’t stop supporting DAESH, we will continue attacking your internet.”
Last week, hacktivists clobbered Turkey with a massive “DDoS attack” and has threatened to launch even more intense assaults.
“Stop this insanity now Turkey,” Anonymous added.
“Your fate is in your own hands.“
