A Turkish hacker hacked the website of the French newspaper Charlie Hebdo on the Internet for a few hours in response to the cartoon published by the newspaper mocking the earthquake that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria recently.

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The young man, Yusuf Devran Karachay, 20, posted the video clip on his Instagram account and commented on it, saying, "I am Devran Karachay, I am a young Turkish man, and I am not afraid of any of you. You cannot make fun of yourself, you will only be the subject of ridicule."

"Normally, I'm not someone who posts such computer-related content on Instagram a lot, but I wanted to post this," he added.

He continued, "A French site published satirical cartoons of the great earthquake that occurred in Kahramanmaraş, and they were very popular, so I said I must pass there (on the site) and wrote an article describing the life of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk on their site .. What did Ataturk say? "All my hopes are in the youth. ".

Yesterday, Monday, Turkish media published video clips of screenshots showing the moment the Turkish hacker hacked the French Charlie Hebdo website.

Depremzede vatandaşlarımız ile alay eden Fransız dergisi Charlie Hebdo'nun sitesi 19 yaşındaki bir Türk tarafından hacklendi.

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- Örnek Haber (@OrnekHaber) February 20, 2023

The Turkish newspaper "Hurriyet" (hurriyet) indicated that Dafran was replaced by another facade of the French site showing pictures of the Turkish flag and Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, adding the Ottoman anthem to the entrance of the site.

According to the newspaper, Karachay, who is still continuing his education at the university, won a cybersecurity competition in 2021, outperforming about one million people who participated in the competition.

On February 6, the Charlie Hebdo newspaper published, through its Twitter account, a cartoon depicting a number of buildings destroyed by the earthquake in Turkey, and commented on the drawing, "There is no need to send tanks."

✏️Le dessin du jour, par #Juin pic.twitter.com/kPcEqZDocO

— Charlie Hebdo (@Charlie_Hebdo_) February 6, 2023