Sea captured Skype official account issued to denounce NSA surveillance

Skype blog: "By the Syrian Electronic Army ' black ' ... Stop listening! Skype Twitter account: Stop listening! January 2 News from the Syrian Electronic Army, according to the Science and technology website TheNextWeb reported that the first day of 2014 years in the West is not over, the Internet hackers to the technology company's New Year came to a go. Earlier today, Skype's Twitter account, Facebook homepage and official blog were attacked by the internet and posted "Stop monitoring people!" From the Syrian Electronic Army "and other tweets. Although Skype quickly regained control of its own accounts and deleted information, the content was wildly reproduced on social networks. The hacking activity is likely to be related to the "Prism Gate" (Prism) of last year's NSA employees ' Snowden blast. A number of technology companies, including Microsoft (Skype's parent), said they had not cooperated with the government, as the NSA surveillance scandal hit the tech circle. The NSA Prism project document shows that regulators can monitor users ' video and audio conversations via Skype's backdoor, which has been advertised as having no eavesdropping on its conversations. It is worth mentioning that last October, Skype was pointed to the NSA leaks by the Luxembourg investigation. 1 months later, the Luxembourg Data Protection Department clarified that Microsoft and Skype did not violate any wrongdoing. Hacked Skype: Do not use Microsoft Email (hotmail,outlook). They are monitoring your account and selling the information to the government. Soon reveal more details-the Syrian electronics Army. Hacked Skype: Do not use Microsoft Email (hotmail,outlook). They are monitoring your account and selling the information to the government. Soon reveal more details-the Syrian electronics Army. 2013 is a busy year for the "Syrian Electronics Army", which is a massive cyber attack on media publishers and has led to the New York Times, the Financial Times and other Web sites that have been down and the BBC's weather report's Twitter account. (Compiling/twilight into Snow)