Hackers block Slovenian largest bank NLB's website

Online hackers' group Anonymous blocked temporarily on Saturday the website of Slovenia's largest bank NLB, while thousands protested in Ljubljana against an anti-piracy pact....

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Source: PhysOrg - Sunday, 5 February

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