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 15 Jul 2012   Posted by synt4x

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On the hacked road signs emblazoned the words “under Obama’s impeachment.”

Hackers from the town Anhorazh, (Alaska, USA) was able to break apart the local road inspection of electronic road signs. Through the efforts of local craftsmen passing by the road repair areas of the drivers watched the colorful words “under Obama’s impeachment.” The incident took place this week in the night from Wednesday to Thursday. Local authorities have removed the consequences of breaking for a few hours. Department of Transport puts these signs everywhere of the road is blocked or the driver is recommended to choose a different route. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation employees, such cases have not been so electronic road signs had not properly protected. “I am sure that for some, this seemed a very funny prank, but we try to transmit critical information, using these characters,” – quoted a representative of the authorities mergansers Tim (Tim Croghan) newsletter of the local KTUU.

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