The Nissequogue Village homepage. The Nissequogue Village government website was...

The Nissequogue Village homepage. The Nissequogue Village government website was hacked for the second time on Tuesday, July 8, 2014, to display a message addressed to the federal government, village officials said Thursday. Credit: Village of Nissequogue

The Nissequogue Village government website was hacked for the second time on Tuesday to display a message addressed to the federal government, village officials said Thursday.

Treasurer Pat Mulderig said the site was hacked in April and she noticed the issue again about 9 a.m. Tuesday, when the nissequogue.gov site, which usually displays a blue “Village of Nissequogue New York” photo banner with a white background and gray backdrop, was again colored completely black and featured large red lettering which identified the hackers.

“We were able to delete the content -- it was only on the homepage,” Mulderig said.

Mulderig said she resolved the issue about 2:30 p.m. Thursday after she attempted to contact the company in charge of website construction for Nissequogue Village.

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