Volkswagen wants you to know that its website hasn’t been hacked 07 Mar 2012 5 Vulnerability Post navigation Previous: How Anonymous spied on FBI / UK Police hacking investigation conference callNext: Is Facebook really preventing critics from downloading their account data? by Graham Cluley A Sophos colleague went to Volkswagen’s website today, and here’s what he found.. Clearly, the general public’s awareness of website hacking has reached incredible levels if it’s now being used as a joke by advertisers. Follow @NakedSecurity on Twitter for the latest computer security news. Follow @NakedSecurity on Instagram for exclusive pics, gifs, vids and LOLs! Free tools Sophos Firewall Home Edition Boost your home network security. Sophos Scan & Clean Free second-opinion scanner for PCs. Sophos Cloud Optix Monitor 25 cloud assets for free. Post navigation Previous: How Anonymous spied on FBI / UK Police hacking investigation conference callNext: Is Facebook really preventing critics from downloading their account data?
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That’s just asking for it…
How do we know it's not been hacked?
Yeah, seems it’s become a daily routine…
Just an idiot mind could come with such a stupid idea.
Haha! Would have been funnier on April Fool's Day, though 🙂