2023-05-24 03:41:00
The Facebook account of Diego Armando Maradona was the target of a “cyber attack” which gave rise to a series of striking publications that circulated on the networks in the name of the former footballer. The relatives of 10 alerted on Instagram regarding what happened, repudiated him and warned that he is working “to reverse said hacking as soon as possible.” There were even messages addressed to Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and the Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
“We regret to inform you that Diego Maradona’s official account on Facebook has suffered a cyberattack”They reported through the Instagram account of the former athlete and world champion.
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“We are working for reverse said hack as soon as possible. From now on we repudiate the content of the publications that are being carried out,” they added.
Although the reasons and scope of the hack are unknown at the moment, it is estimated that It might be Mexican userssince one of the publications refers to President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
The rest of the content alludes to the death of the idol, the consumption of substances and an incisive comparison between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo also came to light.
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Among the most “shocking” contents is the first post, which questioned the death of Diego Maradona: “You do know that I faked my death, don’t you?”
“Here in heaven there is no Coca. Namás Pepsi”says another of the publications.
“I trust Andrés Manuel López Obrador”they expressed on a background of hearts.
Likewise, Cristiano Ronaldo received “a dart” when compared to Lionel Messi: “Long live Messi. CR7 is an asshole”they posted in the name of Maradona.
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