More Journalist accounts hacked in China
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The Foreign Correspondent's Club of China has confirmed that at least eight of its members have had their Yahoo mail accounts hacked in recent weeks. A warning email, which was circulated to the organisation's members today, is spookily reminiscent of a similar attack which lead to the eventual diaspora of Internet search behemoth Google a short time The FCCC says that a number of journalists based in Taiwan and China have had their Yahoo email accounts hacked, with...
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