Hackers strike science agency's Web site again

Hackers strike science agency's Web site again

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a message in Chinese and English posted by hackers on the Web site of the Science and Technology Agency that was found Jan. 26. The attack is the second such penetration of the site this week. The agency discovered the message in the morning after police relayed to it reports of the hacking received from the public.

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