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Radical religious messages left on Dunbar Sloane website

Monday, April 10th, 2017

Dunbar Sloane, New Zealand’s prestigious art auction house, had radical religious messages its homepage, after it was hacked on Saturday.

Messages “to the sons of monkeys and pigs” were left on the homepages at dunbarsloane.co.nz and dunbarsloane.com. The auction house uses both domain names in its promotions. Continue reading

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