40 yr old unemployed Russian, hacks giant AD screen, shows porn. Leading to traffic jams and at least one heart-attack
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You can't make something like this up -- a 40 year old unemployed Russian hacked into a giant AD screen overlooking a main road south of Kremlin, and then uploaded a two minute pornographic clip for all the motorists to see. Needless to say, the clip caused mass frenzy on the highway, leading to traffic jams, and sent millions of keys tapping across the internet, to spread the news. It's not all a laughing matter though -- Rossiya-24 television reported that an elderly motorist suffered a heart attack at the wheel after seeing the clip.
Police said that the 40 year old hacked into an online company's server to do his deed. The hacker was located in southern Chechnya and the police claim that the volatile nature of the region led the hacker to believe that he would be safe there. The hacker said he wanted to "give people a laugh", the daily Kommersant reported.
Mission accomplished sir!
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