Peru and Chile hackers 'great war' for politics

The situation of a long-standing border dispute between the 19th century between the two countries has increased when the hackers of the parties decided to "fire" on government websites of rival countries.

Peru and Chile are disagreeing about gaining control of a Pacific Ocean of 39,900 km2. Earlier, the two countries also proved unforgivable regarding ownership of Pisco. Peru believes that this drink belongs to their country but it is copyrighted, produced and marketed by Chile. People here even encourage each other to see which seafood is better.

Most recently, the website of the Peruvian Ministry of Justice has become the target of a Chilean hacker. One of the messages posted on the site is: " We fight for what belongs to us. The ocean and Pisco are Chilean ."

Peruvian officials said the attack came after a Peruvian hacker, cyber-alias Cyber ​​Alexis, allegedly broke into the Office's website to declare Chile's national emergency and declared: " We have can do whatever you like according to the law and in our territory ".

Both countries are embarking on repairing and upgrading websites to prevent other attacks in the future.