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The 'hack' if you read the article, isn't actually any hack, instead it was in-house advertising for one of their events. It was not added as part of any hack.
by matthberg 9y ago
The 'hack' if you read the article, isn't actually any hack, instead it was in-house advertising for one of their events. It was not added as part of any hack.
The title is misleading, and needs to be rewritten. I suggest "Las Vegas Club advertising misinterpreted as a DEFCON hack"