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Monday, November 29. 2004

SCO's website has been hacked, with the hacked page still up at the time of writing. The register has an article on it. A very tasteful hack with no silly 1337 sp33k or rude words. Of course this will give SCO and its supporters a chance to demonise the entire linux community as crackers now. Still it is quite funny.

Click the thumbnail below for a full picture.

UPDATE: It seems this wasn't the only SCO page hacked.

Posted by Dominic White in Security at 15:07 | Comment (1) | Trackback (1)

Last modified on 2005-02-25 11:22

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They haven't fixed it yet! hehe...

#1 Don (Homepage) on 2004-11-29 16:02 (Reply)

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