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Magazine Shuts Down Website After Hacker Posts Offensive Headlines
Magazine Shuts Down Website After Hacker Posts Offensive Headlines
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Fast Company said it was probing the "obscene and racist" message incident and had shut down its news feed and website until it determined how hackers broke... 28.09.2022, Sputnik International
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A US business magazine has shut down its entire website after a hacker posted offensive messages on its news feed.Fast Company's website was still down on Wednesday morning after the "obscene and racist" language was posted on its mobile phone app feed late on Tuesday night.The magazine tweeted a statement denouncing the language used in the messages.The firm said it was investigating the incident and had shut down its news feed and website "until we are certain the situation has been resolved."The statement clarified that the hackers broke into Fast Company’s content management system (CMS) — the software used to create and publish online material.
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Magazine Shuts Down Website After Hacker Posts Offensive Headlines
13:13 GMT 28.09.2022 (Updated: 09:03 GMT 10.02.2023) Fast Company said it was probing the "obscene and racist" message incident and had shut down its news feed and website until it determined how hackers broke into its content management system (CMS) used to create and publish web stories.
A US business magazine has shut down its entire website after a hacker posted offensive messages on its news feed.
Fast Company's
website was still down on Wednesday morning after the "obscene and racist" language was posted on its mobile phone app feed late on Tuesday night.
Two push notifications posts, sent in rapid succession, read: "N***ERS TONGUE MY ANUS. THRAX WAS HERE."
The magazine
tweeted a statement denouncing the language used in the messages.
"Fast Company's Apple News account was hacked on Tuesday evening. Two obscene and racist push notifications were sent about a minute apart," the title said, stressing: "The messages are vile and not in line with the content and ethos of Fast Company."
16 September 2022, 10:42 GMT
The firm said it was investigating the incident and had shut down its news feed and website "until we are certain the situation has been resolved."
The statement clarified that the hackers broke into Fast Company’s content management system (CMS) — the software used to create and publish online material.
