VOICED: Turkish hackers target French websites after genocide vote

The transcript discusses a Turkish cyber attack in response to French legislation criminalizing denial of the Armenian genocide. It highlights the motivations of Turkish hackers, their nationalist approach, and the legal implications of hacking in Turkey. The text also covers other Turkish hacker groups and the potential consequences of the French bill, including diplomatic measures and cyber warfare.

What was the primary reason for the Turkish cyber attack on the French politician's website?

• To support the French National Assembly

• To promote Turkish tourism

• To protest against the French legislation criminalizing denial of the Armenian genocide

• To support the French legislation on the Armenian genocide

How are cyber attacks on Turkish state sites treated under Turkish law?

• They are treated the same as attacks on foreign sites

• They are rewarded

• They are heavily prosecuted

• They are ignored

What is the stance of the hacker group I Yield is Tim regarding the Armenian genocide law?

• They oppose any form of cyber attack

• They are indifferent to the law

• They claim their actions are legal and do not align with nationalist groups

• They support the law

What potential legal consequences could someone face in France for denying the Armenian genocide?

• Community service

• A warning from the government

• A fine of €10,000

• A year in prison and a €45,000 fine

What has the Turkish government promised if the French Senate passes the genocide denial bill?

• Increased trade with France

• No response

• Punitive diplomatic measures

• Support for the bill