Al Jazeera condemns series of cyberattacks against its services
Al Jazeera
Network says all hacking attempts seeking to ‘access, disrupt and control’ some of its platforms were thwarted.
Al Jazeera Media Network has condemned a series of cyberattacks this week against its services, saying it reserved the right to take legal action against those involved. In a statement on Wednesday, the Qatar-based network said the attackers tried to “access, disrupt and control” some of its news platforms and websites. All hacking attempts between June 5 and June 8 were monitored and thwarted, it added.
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