Syrian Cyber Army Hacks Belgian Media Outlets

A few Belgian media outlets declared that they had succumbed to a cyber attack. A Syrian programmer takes the responsibility, saying the assault was countering for the Belgian aviation based armed forces shelling a town close to Aleppo.Various Belgian media sites, including De Standaard, RTBF, Het Nieuwsblad, Het Belang van Limburg and Gazet van Antwerpen reported they had been subjected to an organized DDoS (dispersed foreswearing of-administration) assault on Monday evening, which briefly close down their destinations. The attack was guaranteed by a group calling itself the Syrian Cyber Army, as discipline for the media concealing their administration’s activities in Aleppo.The assault comes in the wake of data from the Russian Defense Ministry that two Belgian F-16 planes flying from Jordan struck Hassadjek in Aleppo area on October 18, murdering six regular folks. The Belgian government has emphatically denied inclusion in the bombarding and has requested that Russia reclaims the allegations.The Het Nieuwsblad has affirmed that Russia backings and funds the hacking bunch. The cyber attack itself seems to have been completed from Turkey. Be that as it may, the government prosecutor’s office has yet to begin an examination.