The official website of the Bilderberg Club was hacked today, and the attackers posted a warning that more hacks will follow in the future if the club's members do not start working for the good of humanity.
The Bilderberg Club was founded in 1954 and its members are important figures from Europe and North America.
The association consists of up to 150 members, including figures from the media, finance, academia, and various sectors of industry. Meetings are always held privately, and there are no public statements about what is discussed.
The most recent conference was held in Germany in June of this year.
The Club's official website was hacked by HackBack and Anonymous, who left a message stating that all these influential members should start working for the good of humanity and not for their own benefit.
The hackers also posted an ultimatum on the Bilderberg Club's website, warning its members that they have one year to start working for the people or more attacks will follow.
“Dear Bilderberg members, from now on, each of you has 1 year (365 days) to truly work for the benefit of the people and not for your private interests. Otherwise, we will find you and hack you,” the message reads.
Hackers also warned that they can hack almost everything belonging to Bilderberg club members, such as bank accounts, connected cars, laptops and mobile phones.
"Beware of the current situation: We have control over your expensive connected cars, we have control over the connected security devices in your home, we have control over your daughter's laptop, we have control over your wife's cell phone. We have video of your secret meetings, we have read your emails, we have control over your SmartWatch, we are inside your banks and reading your assets. You will not be safe anywhere near electricity," the message states.
As of this moment the website still appears to be hacked, and the administrators do not seem to be aware of the breach. 
