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HACKED! Websites hacking scandals
24-Feb

From the official website of Citibank to Central Intelligence Agency's website, hackers have been directing their ire on various high-profile websites. Check out some websites brought down by hacking groups recently.
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From the official website of Citibank to Central Intelligence Agency
Hackers targeted Citibank and stole private data of thousands of customers last year. HACKED! Websites hacking scandals
U.S. Department of Justice
Days after the Croatian President Ivo Josipovic supported the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), Anonymous defaced the President
Anonymous struck FTC
Trinamool Congress
The Church of Scientology
Cyber hacking group Anonymous brought down the website of Central Intelligence Agency website for several hours recently. HACKED! Websites hacking scandals
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