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"Dozens of Malaysian government websites fell victim to a series of cyberattacks last night, making it the latest target of a cyber-war waged by Internet hacktivist group, Anonymous.\u00A0Government officials assure that no personal or financial data was compromised, reports Reuters.\r\n\r\nDespite\u00A0preparations made by the Malaysian government after being threatened by Anonymous, the attacks still compromised 51 websites, with at least 41 completely inaccessible for hours according a report from the industry regulator Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission.\r\n\r\nThe attacks to the Malaysian government's official portal serves as punishment from Internet vigilante group Anonymous\u00A0for denial of basic human right, after the country\u00A0censored WikiLeaks, and several file-sharing sites.\r\n\r\nThe sites that were compromised were not revealed; however,\u00A0Malaysian police chief Ismail Omar made it clear that no personal or financial data had so far been stolen. The authorities are currently trying to determine the extent of the attacks.\r\n\r\nMalaysia,\u00A0which faces political challenges for tightly controlling mainstream media,\u00A0could be the latest in a cyber-war waged by the activists, who has also targeted\u00A0websites in\u00A0Syria, Tunisia, Egypt and India."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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