Would somebody more knowledgeable care to explain how they managed this ?
The "unprecedented" cyber-attack on French television channel TV5Monde represents a major "step up" in the Internet warfare being waged by highly specialised jihadist hackers, experts said Thursday.
Since January's three-day Islamist attacks in Paris that killed 17 people, hackers have launched hundreds of assaults on French websites, from denial of service attacks that snarl up web traffic to full-scale hacks.
But taking over a television channel and blocking programming—as happened to TV5Monde—is another matter entirely, experts believe, an "unprecedented" attack, according to the station's boss Yves Bigot.
http://phys.org/news/2015-04-french-tv-hack-cyberjihadism.html
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday April 12 2015, @05:47AM
If the guy claiming it isn't a new word had to google it in order prove it wasn't new then that negates his argument. There are hundreds of thousands of not-new words that nobody uses but you can still find mention of with google.
(Score: 1) by khallow on Sunday April 12 2015, @03:28PM
If the guy claiming it isn't a new word had to google it in order prove it wasn't new then that negates his argument.
Unless of course, Google delivers the proof, then the argument isn't negated. I recall reading the same argument over "climate change". Google solved that one too.
Now whether the use of "cyberjihad" from 2006 or whenever actually demonstrates the original poster's claim, that's a different issue.