The website of British football star David Beckham has been hack, with a figure of an unfortunate dog attempt to eat a basin of food painted on a street sign.
A message on the picture reads
“ScooterDAshooter = FAIL”
To be pale, Beckham almost certainly has other things to sidetrack him than his website’s safety right now. The past, his famous person wife Victoria Beckham gave birth to a daughter, who they have decided to name – in the style of a science fiction android – Harper Seven.
That does mean, of course, that more populace than customary might be visiting Beckham’s website in the trust of understanding more information about their happy event.
David Beckham hacked website code
Fortunately it appears that this particular hack is more about defacement than being hateful – if those who bankrupt in had chosen to; they could almost certainly have inserted malicious code into David Beckham’s website to install malware onto visiting computers.
And, in all significance, I doubt that David Beckham is a dab hand with an HTML editor and cascading style sheets, and he probably hires other people to maintain his website and be accountable for its security.
This isn’t the first time, of route, that a footballer’s website has been hack. For instance, Diego Maradona was dubbed a “cry-baby” after his website was hacked by a Peruvian football fan in 2009.
And previous this year, a hacker defaced Ronaldinho’s website with pictures that compare him to Star Wars hate figure Jar Jar Binks and Osama bin Laden.
