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FROM
CUBA
Cuban government Website hacked
HAVANA, Cuba, March 9 (Perico Perez /
www.cubanet.org) - Hackers recently entered
a Cuban government Web site and posted a
statement criticizing restrictions on access
to the Internet by Cubans.
The statement, which appeared for two days
on www.cubasi.cu, said in part: "The
idea behind this hacking arose from government
restrictions on Internet access using national
currency. With this hacking, we're sending
a message that we're alive, that we're Cubans,
that policy doesn't matter to us and that
we did this in order to learn more and study
more every day."
Those aware of the hacking assumed it
was done by students at the University of
Informatics Sciences, established two years
ago by Fidel Castro at the former Soviet
espionage center. The idea behind the center
was to produce software.
However, the hackers denied that they
were students or graduates of the university.
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