On Monday morning, the website of one of the largest holdings of Azerbaijan - Pasha Holding was hacked.
A hacker by the nickname "m4y0r," attacking the site, put on the front page the following text:
"The purpose of the attack is bringing to the attention of everyone that not everyone that has a diploma is educated.
Every company I applied for a job told me that there is no job, or I should have a patron at the top. If I do not have a diploma, should I stay unemployed?
As for the websites of Pasha Holding, it is not my fault that their programmers are weaker than me!".
Note that the hacker attacked the website Pasha Holding www.pashaholding.com, while other sites of the holding continue to operate.
Recall that Pasha Holding is owned by the Pashayevs - relatives of the First Lady of Azerbaijan, Mehriban Aliyeva. -0 -
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