Baidu.com Goes Under Attack, Gets Hacked By ‘Iranian Cyber Army’
Eric Calouro | Jan 11, 2010 | Comments 4

Twitter user Budi Putra has managed to snap a screenshot of China’s number one search engine at its very knees — hacked by what’s been called the ‘Iranian Cyber Army’. The site was returned to a normal state a little under two hours after the attack, but is taking ages to load — if at all.
The page displayed by the ICA features Arabic writing which we cannot make out, a flag, a map, and big red letters that read: “THIS SITE HAS BEEN HACKED BY IRANIAN CYBER ARMY.”
It’s an absolute incredible feat, hacking a major site — and certainly a major embarrassment. Just last month, the same group managed to hack Twitter.
We’re learning the website is accessible just fine from China — but other parts of the world may have trouble accessing services. We’ll post more when we learn more.
In the meantime, are you able to access Baidu.com?
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Still not accessible from Vancouver, Canada.
still not available in Shang hai, Beijing time 13:47 12/1/10
It seems some hackers have taken ICA’s name for the attack…
Who is behind it? The Google? The Greenbarrier? Jun Li?
dam this is going on my twitter great info.