CHP's official website hacked: 'Traitor Kemal, the CHP Chairman is Özgür Özel'
The Republican People's Party's (CHP) official website, chp.org.tr, was subjected to an external intervention. The content of the biography section in the administrator profile belonging to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu was altered, and the phrases "Traitor Kemal. The CHP Chairman is Özgür Özel" were added to the page.
A notable cyber intervention occurred on the Republican People's Party's official website. It was determined that an unauthorized content change was made to the page belonging to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu in the administrator profiles section of the party's corporate website, chp.org.tr.
It was stated that the change in question was carried out after external access was gained to the relevant section of the site.
It was observed that the intervention was made on the administrator profile page featuring Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.
According to the information reflected in the images, the text under the "Biography" heading on the page where Kılıçdaroğlu—who is noted as having been appointed to the position of CHP Chairman by a court decision—held the title of "Chairman" was changed.
It was determined that the existing content of the page was removed and different phrases were added in its place.
"TRAITOR KEMAL"
Following the intervention, it was seen that the following phrases were written in the biography section:
"Traitor Kemal. The CHP Chairman is Özgür Özel."

News Source: 12punto
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