Prison sentence asked for Turkish hackers ISTANBUL, Turkey, Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Turkish prosecutors say they will seek long prison sentences for members of a hacker group responsible for attacks on several government and public websites. The indictment was prepared by the Ankara Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and seeks sentences of 8 1/2 to 24 years against 10 members of the socialist hacker group RedHack, Turkish English-language newspaper Today's Zaman reported Monday. The indictment, accepted by the Ankara 13th High Criminal Court, accuses the suspects of membership in an terrorist organization, illegally obtaining confidential documents and personal information and illegally accessing information systems. RedHack, affiliated with the international hacking group Anonymous, had claimed credit for attacks on websites belonging to the Turkish Football Federation, the National Intelligence Organization, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey, the Land Forces Command, the Air Forces Command, Turkish telecommunications mega-corporation Turk Telekom and several other institutions, Today's Zaman said.