London:
Internet hackers claim to have tampered with the websites of Rupert Murdoch's Sun and Times newspapers.
Visitors to The Sun's website late on Monday were redirected to a page featuring a story saying Murdoch's dead body had been found in his garden.
Lulz Security took responsibility via Twitter, calling it a successful part of "Murdoch Meltdown Monday." It said "we have joy, we have fun, we have messed up Murdoch's Sun."
Another hacking collectively known as Anonymous claimed a cyber attack that shut down The Times' website. Murdoch is due to appear before a Parliamentary committee today to answer lawmakers' questions over phone-hacking at News International, his British newspaper division.
Lulz also took credit for shutting down News International's website.
Visitors to The Sun's website late on Monday were redirected to a page featuring a story saying Murdoch's dead body had been found in his garden.
Lulz Security took responsibility via Twitter, calling it a successful part of "Murdoch Meltdown Monday." It said "we have joy, we have fun, we have messed up Murdoch's Sun."
Another hacking collectively known as Anonymous claimed a cyber attack that shut down The Times' website. Murdoch is due to appear before a Parliamentary committee today to answer lawmakers' questions over phone-hacking at News International, his British newspaper division.
Lulz also took credit for shutting down News International's website.
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