The attack is Neelie Kroes by the European commissioner in bowen has revealed, in attend an Internet management BBS (IGF) meeting in Baku.
Safety warning display, from apple notebook computer is attacked.
Azerbaijan controversial attack details, but said will investigate any formal complaint.
The bowen crosse lady said, she is the contradiction of IGF attend in Baku hold a meeting, because the country's poor human rights record.
She was persuaded into the, she said, because IGF can become catalysts of change, because from azerbaijan President will be able to meet the commitment of the political prisoners.
IGF is a United Nations support discussion group stage meeting, to discuss the future of the Internet to policies, practices, and technology.
"Spy attack"
, although guarantee, crosse woman can't meet any prisoners, she wrote. In addition, she said: "molecular in the Internet congress of harassment. My adviser, their computer hacker attacks.
"So much open," she said.
Two members have crosse women staff in the notebook computer hacker attack occurs notebook computer in Baku hotel, spokesman Ryan said heath.
From the safety of apple news revealed that the "third party" used machines, he said.
"I assume that it is some kind of surveillance," Mr. Heath told the Associated Press. "We want to do is let the computer forensic analysis to see, if any were taken to them."
Mr Heath believes he refused to guess who is behind the attack.
Azerbaijan President office spokesman said, the local law enforcement and crosse lady and her colleagues hotel manager has been told to "solve problems".
So far, the spokesman for the trend of azerbaijan newspaper, without any facts or evidence already through the authorities attack.
"If cross and her assistant really believe, there is interference, in their computer, then let them put azerbaijan attorney-general office," he said. "Criminal case will be submitted to the investigation, it will launch based on this call."
Spokesman denied that had any interference notebook computers and crosse lady's statement, damage the image of a state.




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