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Digital Billboards

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World · 3 Nov

బిల్‌బోర్డులపై అశ్లీల చిత్రాలు

AI summaryHackers hijacked digital billboards in Egypt, Brazil, Malaysia, China, and Iraq, displaying obscene videos to demonstrate the weakness of the management companies' software. The hackers, who claimed responsibility on Telegram, stated they did not do it for money or blackmail, but to protest against the 'dictatorship' in Egypt, and the management company Al Arabia United switched off the billboards upon discovering the hack. The Egyptian Ministry of Interior Affairs announced it is investigating the incident.

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