Female Hacker Gives Lebanese International University (LIU) Students A Day Off
A student at the Lebanese International University (LIU) reportedly hacked the university’s email systems and social media and granted students a day off.
In an email sent to the student body yesterday, Tuesday Jan. 15, it was announced that LIU would be closed due to the storm — a statement the university immediately rectified through their social media and email:
All LIU Lebanese campuses are open tomorrow Wednesday, January 16, 2019. Apologies for the inconvenience. pic.twitter.com/dP05L7boK8
— Lebanese International University (@LebIntUni) January 15, 2019
The hacker, who revealed herself to be a woman, stated in a social media post that she was sending a message to the administration and urging them to allow students to register for spring courses:
The hacker was then asked to send out an apology email to the student body, seen below:
Our favorite Twitter reaction on the matter:
That LIU hacker woman is the miss robot we were all waiting for
