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China: Hacking the hacks?

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Two leading US broadsheets made headlines this week when they announced they'd fallen foul to hacking from China. Next, North Korea's layout is laid bare. The secretive Communist nation goes on the map with a new detailed record of its geography. Finally, Bali's beautiful beaches are what attract the tourists but tourism is damaging the picture perfect view.

Added on the 01/02/2013 19:23:51 - Copyright : France 24 FR

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