How NOT to get to Sesame Street: Kids favourite channel Sesame St has been taken over by porn hackers, posting seedy messages and adult videos over Big Bird & Co.
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| Porn hack: what ever would Big Bird say? |
The online channel on YouTube was hacked by an individual over the weekend calling himself ‘Mredxwx’, a registered user of the video site, according to the BBC.
One message from the sick hacker said: “Who doesn’t like porn kids?”
Another stated: “Im Mredxwx and my partner Mrsuicider91 are here to bring you many nice content! Please don’t let Sesame Street to get this account back kids.”
Google, who own YouTube took the channel offline almost immediately after the shock discovery although the online channel is now said to be restored.
The ever popular show has almost 140,000 subscribers.
It is understood that the Sesame Street account was taken offline within 20 minutes of the cyber hack by Google.
“YouTube’s Community Guidelines prohibit graphic content. As always, we remove inappropriate material as soon as we are made aware of it,” it said in a statement.
