Hackers post bizarre authorised messages on Mets Twitter account

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Hackers post bizarre 'authorised' messages on Met's Twitter account

Force says IT system 'not breached' with damage limited to official feed.

Unathorised message: The 'Free Digga D' post appeared on the Met's official account

Date - 20th July 2019
By - Nick Hudson - Police Oracle

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Hackers have targeted the website of Britain’s biggest force in the third known attack at the heart of policing in four months. An investigation is underway after the Met Police admitted there had been “unauthorised access” when a...

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