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Hacker hits Nike website, wishing happy New Year
www.chinaview.cn 2004-12-30 14:29:01

    

Nike (China)'s offcial website was hijacked yesterday by a naughty Hacker who signed as Danny and wished a happy New Year.
The hacked website of the US sports apparel giant Nike (China) [Photo: sohu]

    BEIJING, Dec. 30 -- Nike (China)'s offcial website was hijacked yesterday by a naughty Hacker who signed as Danny and wished a happy New Year.

    The hacked website was restored and returned normalcy at 11pm.

    Bold red characters in both Chinese and English appeared on the screen against a black backdrop through www.nike.com.cn. The intruder mocked the website of the world famous sportswear maker and wish Happy New Year in his "victory speech" inscribed as Danny.

    The Nike world website www.nike.com remained intact. The enquiry call over the hacking matter to Nike Beijing office remained unanswered yesterday.

    It is unknown whether the hacking was related to Nike¡¯s advert featuring NBA star LeBron James battling a cartoon kungfu master and dragons. China banned the ads, describing them as an insult to the country's national dignity.

    The commercial, titled "Chamber of Fear" was broadcast on local TV stations and CCTV 5, the national television sports channel, before being pulled last month.

(Source: China Daily.com)

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