The official Twitter account of the City Council of Palma has been hacked on Tuesday by someone anonymous who has sent several messages of threat to Antonio Noguera, former mayor of the Balearic capital and today Councilor for Culture and Social Welfare.
After taking control of the consistory account in the social network, the hacker has changed the profile picture with that of a hand holding a wad of bills and has replaced the description with "Corrupt City Hall".
In the first written message, the one that announces that it has been hacked, consists of 9.32 am as the time of publication, although the activity has begun at 11.30. of this morning approximately. The Police have managed to recover the account at 12.33 h .: "Account recovered. The National Police and the Palma Police are investigating the crime. Sorry for the inconvenience caused by the unfortunate situation. Thank you very much."
"I give you a month, and if you do not change this city, you will see how I leave your family," you can read among the messages and threats that the hacker has published in the profile of the Palmesan town hall in this social network. Before, he has written that the account "has been hacked by corruption" and has changed
"Kill this son of a bitch, who knows what it is to go hungry, who knows what it is to live on the street or who is robbed with a gun in his head, who goes through at least one situation that the population passes every day" , is another message that the person, still unknown, has posted on Cort's Twitter.
"If someone is willing to kill Antonio Noguera, send me a private message (the payment will be in bitcoin)," he has published.
In addition to threatening the former mayor, of whom he has also published a photo, he has also challenged the authorities to look for him: "The FBI, Interpol and police from different countries are looking for me for hacking corrupt shit. Do what you want, I will keep fighting these bastards ... Find me, if you can. "
The hacker, in addition, has retweeted a message from the City of Berga (Barcelona), which was also hacked in much the same way as it was on Tuesday that of Palma. That retuit can indicate that both computer attacks are the work of the same person.
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