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Hackers broadcast pornographic footage on highway billboard

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“Hackers broadcast pornographic footage on highway billboard”

Cairo: Egyptian authorities have confirmed that a cyberattack caused pornographic footage to appear on a large digital billboard overlooking one of Cairo's busiest roads, with similar screens in several other countries affected at the same time. The incident reportedly occurred on Thursday, October 29, along the 26 July Corridor in Giza, in the direction of Sheikh Zayed City, sparking widespread controversy after videos showing the explicit content circulated on social media. Get updated faster…

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