@ Burgerking account name has been changed today to "McDonalds" and the familiar Golden Arches logo "has been added to the page, as it was a message that the account was sold to McDonald" because lying flopped. '
The page has since been taken down, but images of the damage are still visible on the Web cache.
Before the suspension of supply, hackers posted tweets that included racial epithets at Burger King some 83,000 faithful - a score which increased from about 25,000 to more than 108,000 after the hack.
The hacktivist collective Anonymous online seems to take responsibility for the hack in a tweet that mentioned a new operation called # OpMadCow, although it was not immediately clear what the purpose of this campaign. The Twitter account associated with the fast food chain Burger King was suspended after hacking obvious that disfigured the page with the message that the account was sold to compete with McDonald.
@ Burgerking account name has been changed today to "McDonalds" and the familiar Golden Arches logo "has been added to the page, as it was a message that the account was sold to McDonald" because lying flopped. '
The page has since been taken down, but images of the damage are still visible on the Web cache.
Before the suspension of supply, hackers posted tweets that included racial epithets at Burger King some 83,000 faithful - a score which increased from about 25,000 to more than 108,000 after the hack.
The hacktivist collective Anonymous online seems to take responsibility for the hack in a tweet that mentioned a new operation called # OpMadCow, although it was not immediately clear what the purpose of this campaign.
