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As you may be aware, Wickhampedia came under a sustained hack attack recently, as a result of which several key pages were left in a damaged state. Until the content of these pages is restored, the [http://pointreyesvisions.com/NewFiles/R_NY_Pages/Three_Winos.html Wickhampedia Management Team] have decided to re-direct all links here instead. | As you may be aware, Wickhampedia came under a sustained hack attack recently, as a result of which several key pages were left in a damaged state. Until the content of these pages is restored, the [http://pointreyesvisions.com/NewFiles/R_NY_Pages/Three_Winos.html Wickhampedia Management Team] have decided to re-direct all links here instead. | ||
| − | The perpetrators of the attack are | + | The perpetrators of the attack are yet to be apprehended, although the work seems to have been carried out by a Mr or Ms Epic Lulz, whose account has now been deleted. It is not known at present whether they are a member of the security services or some activist group, or if they are merely someone with a generalised grudge against the Regency period. During this difficult time, we would ask our readers to be particularly vigilant and to report anything to us that looks a bit iffy. |
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WARNING: Damaged page! Content removed owing to corruption, obfuscation or other unpleasantness |
As you may be aware, Wickhampedia came under a sustained hack attack recently, as a result of which several key pages were left in a damaged state. Until the content of these pages is restored, the Wickhampedia Management Team have decided to re-direct all links here instead.
The perpetrators of the attack are yet to be apprehended, although the work seems to have been carried out by a Mr or Ms Epic Lulz, whose account has now been deleted. It is not known at present whether they are a member of the security services or some activist group, or if they are merely someone with a generalised grudge against the Regency period. During this difficult time, we would ask our readers to be particularly vigilant and to report anything to us that looks a bit iffy.
