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Mac Flashback hijacked $10k a day: Symantec
Click-fraud scheme about the revenue.
Staff Writers
May 2 2012, 12:57PM
Security
Block The Filter accused of censorship protest hijack
Anonymous faction rebukes picnic organisers.
Ry Crozier
Feb 18 2010, 8:59AM
Strategy
Warcom staffer hijacks blog posts
Still visible in RSS feeds.
Ry Crozier
Nov 23 2009, 4:25PM
Collaboration
Hackers use bird flu emails to hijack computers
Computer hackers are exploiting fears over bird flu by releasing a computer virus attached to an email passing itself off as containing avian flu information, warned Spainish computer firm Panda Software.
Staff Writers
Nov 1 2005, 3:37PM
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