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"Jay-Z&amp;#039;s companion Android app for his Magna Carta Holy Grail album has been hit by hackers. Cloned versions of the software that contain an anti-Barack Obama message were circulated via an unofficial site on July 4.  The breach is believed to be in response to the revelations surrounding the US government&amp;#039;s PRISM surveillance programme, which were brought to light by former CIA worker Edward Snowden. McAfee security researcher Irfan Asrar discovered the bogus app, claiming that it can do everything the official edition can, but was coded to transmit anti-government propaganda. The cloned Magna Carta Holy Grail changed the app&amp;#039;s wallpaper to an image of Obama wearing headphones alongside the caption &amp;quot;Yes, we can&amp;quot; on Independence Day. &amp;quot;The image and the service name NSAListener suggest a hacktivist agenda,&amp;quot; Asrar wrote in a blog post, &amp;quot;but we haven&amp;#039;t ruled out the possibility that additional malware may target financial transactions or other data.&amp;quot; Asrar advised users to avoid downloading apps from unofficial sources to avoid falling victim to malicious software threats. Watch Jay-Z talking about his new album Magna Carta Holy Grail below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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