Trump spreads song about prostitutes after hack Belgrade

brussels - A Belgian hacker of 21 has manipulated a tweet from US President Donald Trump. The brand new president seems to Twitter to share a carnival song about Russian prostitutes.

Inti the Ceukelaire forge his plan Sunday. The hacker tells the Flemish newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws that he was looking for a website that no longer existed in all the tweets from Trump for a link. Eventually it was hit by a tweet from 2012. Trump wrote at the time about the National Achievers Congress. The link in the tweet led to a website that no longer existed.

The Ceukelaire discovered that he could buy the domain name for a tenner. 'For that amount you can not stagger to customize a message from the most powerful man in the world. '

The Belgian was delighted and left refer to the link to the carnival song about prostitutes. Afraid of being punished for his stunt, he is not. 'I have done nothing illegal. I just bought a website and done my own thing with it. '

Trump has not yet responded. The tweet is still on his page.

Inti the Ceukelaire forge his plan Sunday. The hacker tells the Flemish newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws that he was looking for a website that no longer existed in all the tweets from Trump for a link. Eventually it was hit by a tweet from 2012. Trump wrote at the time about the National Achievers Congress. The link in the tweet led to a website that no longer existed.

The Ceukelaire discovered that he could buy the domain name for a tenner. 'For that amount you can not stagger to customize a message from the most powerful man in the world. '

The Belgian was delighted and left refer to the link to the carnival song about prostitutes. Afraid of being punished for his stunt, he is not. 'I have done nothing illegal. I just bought a website and done my own thing with it. '

Trump has not yet responded. The tweet is still on his page.

I'll be speaking tomorrow at the San Jose Convention Center (CA) for the first- ever National Achievers Congress http://t.co/m4JN2oIw

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 11, 2012