content: So this is actually a thing. Turkish "hacking" groups used to (still do?) do it quite often, and for political reasons, so this isn't too far off. The article just reads too... sparse and lacking of details for me however. It sounds like the Chinese university used an old content management system or other piece of software that was exploitable to allow content to be injected or admin password revealed to edit content within the backend. This is a non-issue, just some "1337 h4ck3r" trying to get a message out on this platform and succeeding because it was reported on. More edits : Because I love edits. An ISIS "infiltrator", seriously? This article is not really the best at all. Fearmongering to a high level over an extremely simple issue. I could seriously teach a child how to do this sort of attack in a day using all pre-made tools so the hard work is done for them already.