Hijacked Web sites can become weapon in terrorists` arsenal

23 Apr 2002

Some free software and a little Web surfing can enable anyone to hide coded messages in the digital photos of ordinary Internet sites, turning a harmless company marketing tool into a conduit for spies and terrorists. Full Story

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