Hackers target US-Russian exercise
Don't panic
Posted in Music and Media, 21st September 2000 09:35 GMT
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Hackers in the US attempted to disrupt a combined US-Russian exercise aimed at dealing with major natural disasters, reported AFP quoting the ITAR-TASS news agency.
ITAR-TASS received its information from the Russian ministry of emergency situations. They probably received it form someone else in turn.
According to reports a database came under fire but hackers failed to gain entry.
Everything's all hunky-dory now and the panic is over.
Which is a relief, you know, to world peace and all that. ®
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