Bangkok Post
A Cambodian website has called for readers to help launch a cyberwar against the Bangkok Post to help counter what it sees as biased media coverage.
The website, run by a group calling itself Cambodia Air Defense, published an article on Jan 31 calling for readers to attack the Post’s online advertising revenues by submitting false reports to Google Adsense.
“We have realized it is possible to attack back this Bangkok Post, and this is the idea of today post: online attack exercise. We would like to share this to all readers who facing trouble with online media around the globe,” the authors said.
Cambodia Air Defense claims to be “part of Infantry, the Royal Cambodian Army. Our works aiming to contribute an assistant to other 10 departments of the National Defense to cope with Insurgency in Thailand.”
The website, run by a group calling itself Cambodia Air Defense, published an article on Jan 31 calling for readers to attack the Post’s online advertising revenues by submitting false reports to Google Adsense.
“We have realized it is possible to attack back this Bangkok Post, and this is the idea of today post: online attack exercise. We would like to share this to all readers who facing trouble with online media around the globe,” the authors said.
Cambodia Air Defense claims to be “part of Infantry, the Royal Cambodian Army. Our works aiming to contribute an assistant to other 10 departments of the National Defense to cope with Insurgency in Thailand.”
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