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Posted 02/25/01
| E-Com-Con
and Octium corporate sites hacked |
| In a bold move
against one of the fastest growing companies in America, a rogue
group of hackers has broken into the Octium and E-Com-Con sites in
an apparent attempt to discredit the company's latest entry into the
world of supercomputing.
Editors at the TvTome site,
where the hack was announced, say they have no information on the
group and that the mysterious message did not mention any
affiliation with any particular group.
"There's no smoking
gun here," said Patricia Griffin, show editor.
As of this hour, we've had
no official comment from the E-com-con headquarters but understand
from inside sources that they are investigating.
-- Mavis Fletcher |
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