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Microsoft Office Blog hacked by Syrian Electronic Army

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As i said earlier, this year starts with bad luck for Microsoft.  As promised earlier in their tweet that they didn't finish their attack on Microsoft, they have attacked another website belong to Microsoft. This time, it is official 'Microsoft Office' blog.

"We didn't finish our attack on @Microsoft yet, stay tuned for more! #SEA" Hackers posted in one of their earlier tweets.

Hackers posted a screen shot that shows they managed to post articles entitled "Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army" in the blogs.office.com.


They also mentioned in their tweet that Microsoft can expect more attack from SEA team.

Hackers also posted couple of screen shots that shows they have gained access to the control panel of Office blog.

"Dear @Microsoft, Changing the CMS will not help you if your employees are hacked and they don't know about that. #SEA" latest tweet from SEA reads. 
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