Nobel Peace Prize website hacked

Nobel Peace Prize website hacked

LONDON, England - Photo shows the Nobel Peace Prize website, which the Norwegian media reported Oct. 26, 2010, came under cyber attack by a hacker using an IP address of a Taiwanese university. The incident occurred after China strongly reacted to the award by the Oslo-based committee of this year's prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. (Kyodo)

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