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Surfers attempting to visit Microsoft's Irish website via Microsoft.ie on Tuesday morning were greeted with a defaced page instead. Hackers sprayed digital graffiti bragging that Microsoft Ireland had been hacked by the previously unknown "Terrorist crew". The message, which contains greetings to other hackers, as is the …

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  1. amanfromMars Silver badge

    Turing Turning Worms

    Wow ... a Bold Full Frontal Assault or Covered BetaTest

  2. Anonymous Coward
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    @John Leyden

    My compliments on the subhead. I LOL'd.

  3. Anonymous Coward
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    Idiots...

    they have called themselves the "terrorist crew". Thats 100 years without trial in the UK or US these days.... Would of better been called the "leaked information crew"

  4. Vin
    Paris Hilton

    One way or another...

    ...this looks bad for Redmond.

    Either the redirect was being done on IIS, and fingers get pointed at them for having crap for security, or it was being done on Apache, and fingers get pointed at them for not trusting their own software.

    And now that I've typed that, let's take a look!

    http://microsoft.ie/asdfasdfj.html tells us that they're running IIS. Awww...

    Paris, because she's had more than just egg on her face.

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