This blog is based at Hayastan.com, the largest and most popular Armenian portal in the Net.

Security Lab informed on July 18, 2006 (in Russian) that "the hacker group of Hayastan.com" has hacked the website of an Azerbaijani opposition party. The "leftover" note (attached below) said that others Azerbaijani websites were going to be attacked by Hayastan.com.

I shared the news (which I received from Armenia and was asked whether I had my "investment" in hacking the site – although I am very unsavy) with the Hayastan.com administration and moderators, and some of them were surprised by the news. HAYASTAN.COM has NOT hacked this website. It is a black PR against the most popular Armenian website. Ironically, Hayastan.com would not hack such a website, since it is not a governmental or propagandistic website of Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijani hackers brake Armenian websites often (and leave the popular "hacked and fucked by Azerbaijan note"), while Armenian hackers are very calm (a Hayastan.com member from Moscow, who also runs a blog, even wrote an article at Azg ones calling on Armenian hackers to attack back. But I guess Armenian websites have more important things to do – and I agree with this policy). Anyhow, Hayastan.com is not responsible for hacking http://www.axcp.org/. An official press release may follow.