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Poor Scott! Earlier this morning, his go-to music blog, Stereogum, was hacked by someone who sounded like HAL 9000 from 2001! Right now Stereogum has a basic "Stereogum is currently unavailable due to essential maintenance" message on a white screen, but above is a screenshot of what it used to look like. Man, if it's not spam comments jamming up systems, it's this craziness.

Good luck, Stereogum!

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By Jen Chung in on July 21, 2006 12:33 PM

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  • lee

    you're right, doot doot doot-

    why don't those jerks realize that we get all the music news we need from the major labels? Coupled with relenteless email updates from Ticketmaster, who needs independent thought?

  • doot doot doot

    If only the hackers would do this to Pitchfork and Brooklyn Vegan as well.

  • donald

    HOPE is in town

  • Papercutninja

    At least his site isn't being held hostage by some eastern-european hackers.

  • Ace

    The snippets are enticing. The new album is out 08/29.

  • Probably a script kiddie. Once root access (Assuming it is, might only be web server) is compromised, it's time to rebuild the box...

  • Bob A Booey

    Considering how Gothamist loves graffitti, why is this considered "craziness"?

  • I was wondering what was up with that! Suck city

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