Headline June 16, 2017/ ''' HACKIES HO HARNESS '''

''' HACKIES HO HARNESS '''

SINCE KNOWN HISTORY - Students, students as one global community, never had a single voice, or one single platform. 

The students of the world now, are the proud owners of the World Students Society, which in fullness of time, will  find itself on the global................... *electoral war-path*.

So, it is only a question of development, progress and time before they are the true swing voters of the world at large. And this very fact itself,........is glorious enough for the  Hackies to begin eyeing our election exercise for disruptions.

The World Students Society needs to consider, re-consider, formulate, evaluate, and re-evaluate the World's voting system, and evolve one that is a model for the whole world : ''Hack-Proof'' 

How we are  thinking and doin'?   'Quite well, thank You'. *We go the way of the inverse of the world voting systems*  So, get under the Umbrella, will Ya!

*Smart is thinking big even when you are small*.

EDIRNE -TURKEY is just so very beautiful.    Every year thousands of people  mark the Roma   festival of Hidirellez, playing and dancing in the Ottoman capital, a Turkish province known as their attachment to traditions,

The Hidirellez festival is a celebration of spring, dancing and bonfires...... 

ISTANBUL : TURKEY just over two months ago blocked all access inside the country in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia reportedly-

For articles claiming links between Ankara and terror groups. the latest restriction on a popular website to hit Turkish users.

Turkey's  Information and Communication Technologies Authority '[BTK] said it had implemented the ban against  Wikipedia.org, without making clear the reason for the move.

Turkish state media said the ban was imposed because Wikipedia had failed to remove content promoting terror and accusing Turkey of cooperation with various terror groups.

There were no indication as to when the ban might be removed, with a formal court order expected to follow.

Reacting to the ban, Wikipedia's founder  Jimmy Wales wrote on Twitter:

''Access to information is a fundamental human right. Turkish people, I will always stand with you to fight for this right.''

Law 5651, passed in 2014 by parliament, bolstered the BTK's control over the Internet and was seen at the time by freedom of expression activists as as an erosion of online liberties.

The incident quickly spawned its own separate  Wikipedia entry:

''Wikipedia blocked in Turkey.'':

PARIS - FRANCE: just so recently took a very hard line  over a huge trove of documents hacked from presidential front runner at the time-

Emmanuel Macron's campaign, warning on the eve of the elections that anyone spreading them  -could face criminal charges.

The warning came after the  pro-European centrist's team lambasted  a ''massive and coordinated ''hack that resulted in thousand of emails, accounting details and internal documents being posted late one Friday.

The leak was an  11th hour twist that ahead of the following Sunday's decisive run-off after a bruising and devisive campaign putting the 39-year old banker who embraces free trade against his anti-EU, far right rival Marine Le Pen.

''The dissemination of  such data, which have been fraudulently obtained and  in all likelihood may have been mingled with false information, is liable to be classified as a  ''criminal offense'', France's electoral commission said in a statement at the time.

The documents spread on social media just before midnight as the candidates officially wrapped up campaigning, in what Macron's team termed an attempt at-

''Democratic Destablisation'', like that seen during the last presidential campaign in the United States.''

Hillary Clinton has alleged  Russian backing of her campaign's email was partly to blame for her defeat by Donald Trump in the US presidential election last November.

Macron's campaign employs tough server protections and network encryption, but experienced hackers can find a way in.

''In this kind of  organization the real potential fault-line is the human element.''  the head of  computer services  for  En Marche! recently told AFP, requesting anonymity,

Because security procedures can become long and  cumbersome  some people can be tempted to get around them by using personal email services which are little or badly protected.

Macron's team said the files were stolen weeks ago when several officials from his  En Marche  party had their personal and work emails hacked  -in one of an-

''Intense and repeated''  series of  cyber attacks  targeting the candidate since the launch of the campaign.

''Clearly, the documents arising from the hacking are all lawful and show the normal functioning of a presidential campaign,'' aides said in a statement.

But they warned that whoever was behind the leak had mixed fake documents with real ones  ''in order''  to sow doubts and disinformation''.

The reaction to the leaks came after a frantic final day of campaigning, which included the tragic death of a socialist lawmaker after she spoke at a Macron rally.

Corinne Erhel, 50, was the last to take the stage in western France when she suddenly collapsed. She was rushed to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead.      

With respectful dedication to the Students, Professors and Teachers of France and Turkey and the World. See Ya all on !WOW!  -the World Students Society and Twitter-!E-WOW!    -the Ecosystem 2011:

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