10 Apr
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On the internet, nothing is safe. Not even “Despacito.”
Early Tuesday morning, hackers defaced a number of music videos that were posted to YouTube by Vevo accounts. Among the affected videos was the world-famous music video by Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, which was taken down.
The hackers, who called themselves Prosox and Kuroi’SH, replaced some of the videos’ thumbnails with photographs of a masked gang holding guns from Netflix’s Casa de Papel. The hackers also wrote “Free Palestine” in some video descriptions, and changed some video titles to include their own names. One of the videos on Vevo’s front page was re-titled “X – Hacked by Kuroi’SH & Prosox.” Read more…
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