Posted by The Manhattan Supreme Court web site was hacked this morning, apparently in retaliation for the decision to force Google to release the identity of “Skanks” blogger Rosemary Port.
Anyone who uses Google to search for “SCROLL,” the court’s case-search page, instead gets linked to a PDF of the January lawsuit filed against the Internet giant.
Model Liksula Cohen sued Google in January demanding the site reveal the identity of the person who had disparaged her as a “skank” and a “ho” on a blog called “Skanks in NYC.”
As a result of the case, Google was forced in August to out the blogger Rosemary Port, a fellow model who held a grudge against Cohen.
The hack attack only occurs when the court site is searched through Google. The court site functions properly when searched through Yahoo or Bing.
Google and the courts could did not immediately return calls for comment.
Source: NY Post
[...] a common misconception among Florida tenants today, especially with the ongoing foreclosure crisis. Happy as a duck in water. Sometimes a landlord is in default because he or she is seeking a modification. As long as the [...]
[...] The Tenant Does Not Have to Pay Because the Bank has Filed a Foreclosure Suit against the Landlord. Bone chilling cold. The landlord has a statutory right of redemption, which means that at any time, he or she can pay [...]
[...] Helping The Landlord Make The Right Move At The Right Time. Back breaker, A. Do circumstances deserve eviction based on the guidelines specified in the lease? In order to make [...]