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Hackers’ highway pranks raise hackles - Kansas City Star

February 10, 2009



Hackers’ highway pranks raise hackles - Kansas City Star: "Pranksters in at least four states are corrupting electronic road signs meant to warn drivers of road work — and putting drivers on notice to beware of zombies and dinosaurs."

Source: kansascity.com

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