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 2002-10-28, 19:48 |
Dion 
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 Saddams Account Hacked
In a hilarious article written today on slashdot, wired.com has reported that Saddams account [press@uruklink.net] has been hacked [probably multiple times]. Apparently he was stupid enough to have his five character login the same as it pass [press/press]...lol, dumbass.
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/10/28/1549231.shtml?tid=172
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2002-11-01, 05:36 |
skalez
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Re: Saddams Account Hacked
You'd be surprised how many people do things like that. About half the teachers at my school do the same thing, not that teachers at a school is nearly as important as saddam's guff.
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