A new cyberterrorist threat?
Published: 3 December 2001 08:45 GMT
Two US government sites were hacked late last week by a group calling themselves "mujihadeens".
The hackers defaced the home page of the NOAA Office of Performance Computing and Communications and a page operated by the National Human Genome Research Institute, according to US reports.
The pages were defaced with the flag of Saudi Arabia and a message in Urdu which translates as: "Allah is the greatest of all... Americans be prepared to die."
The attackers called themselves "mujihadeens" and threatened further cyberterrorism.
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