Anonymous' campaign against Thailand's justice system continues to this day, with the hacker group taking down 20 websites belonging to the country's prison system.
Members of the Anonymous -affiliated Blink Hacker group claimed responsibility for the attacks that began last night.
20 websites were targeted by hackers and 19 of them remain offline. Only the Corrections department website has been restored. The full list of websites can be found on the group's Facebook page here.
In the past, the same group launched DDoS against 300 Thai court websites and leaked 1GB of data from the Supreme Court of Thailand!
Before that, the group also took down 14 websites belonging to the country's police. All of these attacks are part of the #OpBoycottThailand operation that began after two Myanmar workers were sentenced to death after being accused of murdering two British tourists on the island of Koh Tao.
Anonymous released a 37-minute video, which you can watch below, in which they accuse Thai police of using fake evidence and torture to make workers essentially confess to something they didn't do. The hackers also presented a list of previous attacks in which the police likely used the same tactics.
The hacking group accuses the Thai government of only trying to maintain its public image as a tourist-friendly country even if it means sending innocent people to their deaths by doing the wrong research!
Watch the video uploaded by the hacking group for the Thai Police:
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