Two food establishments in Cincinnati — the Moerlein Lager House and the Montgomery Inn — were hacked. A black and white banner was placed above each of their websites announcing it was “Hacked by the Islamic State (ISIS).”
ISIS has allegedly hacked @theribsking & @moerleinbeers's websites. @emilieeaton has more: http://t.co/5aHkTDkGpX pic.twitter.com/onl2lHS9pd
— Henry Molski (@HankMolski) March 7, 2015
The text on the banner also read: "We are everywhere ;-)" (including the emoticon).
Moerlein Lager House and Montgomery Inn websites reportedly hacked by ISIS. pic.twitter.com/4RcoLwszyi
— Hannah Poturalski (@HannahJournal) March 7, 2015
Another restaurant in Mississippi, The Shed Barbeque & Blues Joint, saw a similar attack.
Speculation abounds: Could it be a jihad against bad tabouli? Given that those particular three restaurants serve ribs, maybe they were attacked for not being halal.
ISIL — or whoever is claiming to be them — hasn’t been exclusively invading websites for restaurants. The wrath also seems to have spread to other businesses including the Eldora Speedway in Dayton, Ohio, and two companies in St. Louis — MERS Goodwill and a digital agency named Elasticity.
Eldora Speedway site also hacked. Sheriff's office investigating http://t.co/Is1b4AmTQA pic.twitter.com/KfagvWEmmj
— WHIOTV (@whiotv) March 7, 2015
As well as an internet radio site.
@eingrad apparently your site http://t.co/BIlkvhu2Gq has been hacked by #isis YOU might want to get someone on that pic.twitter.com/kc8OFY6TPl
— Roraigh Price (@R0ARS) March 7, 2015
And an Art and Education site.
Art and Education site @e_flux hacked by so called #ISIS http://t.co/hMEpvmM0Ng pic.twitter.com/iTTvrc1h8R
— JOB PISTON (@bookofjob) March 7, 2015
There is probably more to come.
