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2 face auction 'crash' counts
September 16, 2009, Wednesday
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TWO men who crashed the network server of the city's car-plate auction in July have been arrested. Zhou Xiongfeng, a Zhejiang Province native, and Wang Yongfeng, a Shandong Province native, were charged with destroying the computer system by the Shanghai No. 2 Intermediate Prosecutors' Office.
Zhou decided to attack the server in a bid to get a cheap plate. He paid Wang to spread a Trojan virus on the Internet. Zhou got control of 5,400 computers and programmed them to attack the auction Website on July 18. The auction had to be postponed.
Zhou decided to attack the server in a bid to get a cheap plate. He paid Wang to spread a Trojan virus on the Internet. Zhou got control of 5,400 computers and programmed them to attack the auction Website on July 18. The auction had to be postponed.
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