Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 19583
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10/27   http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/20001027/aponline012351_000.htm
        Microsoft hacked
        \_ W0W, 3133T H@X0R FR0M .RU 0WNZ M$
           \_ S0D@ I5 N3XT
        \_ Gates is mad because someone is now using M$'s own tatics against
        \_ Gates is mad because someone is now using M$'s own tactics against
           it.
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Partners: Report: Hackers Break Into MSN The Associated Press Friday, Oct. Microsoft and the FBI are investigating the break-in, which was discovered Wednesday by the software giant's security employees, The Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site Friday, citing people familiar with the situation. A Microsoft spokesman confirmed that the company's corporate network had been hacked and said "the integrity of Microsoft source code remains secure," the newspaper reported. A person familiar with the break-in told the Journal that it appeared the hackers accessed Microsoft's system by e-mailing software, called QAZ Trojan, to the company's network and then opening a so-called back door through the infected computer. The FBI declined comment when contacted early Friday by The Associated Press.