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Contrary to Hacked Fox News Twitter Feed, Obama was Not Shot and Killed
How many times have you heard that you 't everything you read on the internet to believe? This is especially true for the last few months in which Hacker was on a rampage, usually to remove and distribute other people 's personal information, but sometimes also to post fake news. It happened again this morning claimed a hacker infiltrated by Anonymous Fox \ bind 's political Twitter account and posted updates' Reporting 'President Barack Obama had been shot in Iowa.
Fox News confirmed the incident and apologized for the "malicious and false Tweets," she said, "Not all the false Tweets regrets may have created." As I write this, the tweets are still there. They went around by 2 clock Pacific time erroneously reported that Obama suffered two gunshot wounds, that the shooter was unknown, and that Vice President Biden would take over. None of this really happened, and according to the Associated Press, Obama plans the Fourth of July holiday with a barbecue dinner at the White House with military and administrative personnel to spend.
This is the latest attack in a series of hacker attacks on companies and governments in the last few months. To Stony Brook University 's thinking Magazine, a group known to attack as "The script kiddies" first responsibility for the Fox News, but perhaps considered the idea and has since removed all references to the earlier incident. The group says it has links with Anonymous.
"I wold consider us to be close in proportion to [Anonymous,] two of the members of our group were members of Anonymous," said a representative of the script kiddies thinking magazine. "I was a member of Anonymous. We hope to soon be working with them."
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