The apps of the British media group Sky, there are not hacked by Syrian hackers. Now seems to be had the hackers had access to the Twitter account of the tv station and they have tweeted that the apps are modified.
Sky reports compared to Pocket-Lint that the Twitter hack was a joke of hackers and that the apps are not modified. Google has the relevant apps from the Play store, but from the statement of Sky shows that that was not necessary. When the apps are back in Googles application store, is not yet known.
Various media, including Tweakers, reported earlier that the apps are modified and a picture showed of the Syrian Electronic Army, with the caption “Syrian Army Was Here’. The group of hackers had the image that this was in all probability bogus.
It is not the first time that the Syrian Electronic Army Twitter account hacked; rather it was the account of Associated Press hacked and a tweet posted that Barack Obama was injured by an attack on the White House.
Sky Android apps previously downloaded by Sky customers are unaffected and there is no need to remove them from your Android device
— Sky TV BB & Talk (@skyhd) may 26, 2013