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Microsoft privacy guru's site hacked
Kim Cameron's IdentityBlog.com, a Web site run by Microsoft's chief architect of identity and access, has been hacked and defaced.
IdentityBlog.com, a Web site run by Microsoft's chief architect of identity and access, has been hacked and defaced.
The site, which is used by Microsoft's Kim Cameron to promote discussion around privacy, access and security issues, now contains an "owned by me" message and a link to a third-party site (see screenshot).
The last entry at IdentityBlog.com (Google cache) is dated October 27, 2007, which suggests the site hijack occurred over the weekend.
Cameron could not be reached for comment.