Tunisian online magazine Kalima was hacked last October. The site is badly damaged and suffered serious data loss and yet to recover completely.
Kalima editor-in-chief Sihem Bensedrine said “I would not rule out the possibility that this act was committed by the secret services, with the aid of hackers or pirates based in Tunisia or abroad,” she added.
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November 19th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Update :
The site is back online
From the site :
After a long and hard fight against an illness which preoccupied me for the entire summer, I recovered finally my health and prepared to pick up my pen again. But it is vain to talk about health in a country that is sick and where the climate is contaminated. The hand of injustice, cowardice and pettiness hit the website of “Kalima” to reduce it to nothing.
The attacked was one, but the attackers many; it is imperative to unveil them.
The regime is without any doubt the instigator of the attack against our website. Because it’s a regime of pirates and highway men, and particularly if these highways would lead toward the discovery of the true and hideous nature of this regime, like the road followed by “Kalima”.