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Liberal Party Website Hacked

Oct 10, 2007

The Liberal Party website has been hacked.

Offensive words were placed under a photograph of Prime Minister John Howard.

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Filed Under: 2007 Federal Election, Howard, Liberal Party Tagged With: hacking

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