Iraq war sparks tit-for-tat hacker attacks
 

"LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Pro-and-anti Iraq war protesters have been making their point by hacking into Web sites in a display of "cyber activism," rather than with the traditional can of spray paint or placard.

Countless activists -- protesters or war hawks -- have the ability to hijack or cripple Web sites from the opposing camp, leaving in their wake a graveyard of busted and defaced links.

"This is the future of protest," said Roberto Preatoni, founder of Zone-H, an Estonian firm that monitors and records hacking attacks. Since the war in Iraq started last week, the firm has recorded over 20,000 Web site defacements."

http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/interne...eut/index.html

Could this mean no more street protesters in the future?

always a one sided deal. i want the tit every time, i don't even know what a tat is.

Gotta get to know the tat...yummy.