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The peculiar reason hackers invaded one of Queensland’s biggest water companies
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“It gives the beneficiary of those YouTube video hits a diverse and well spread out geography of YouTube views,” Professor Ko said.
“If it’s always the same computer doing that clicking, then it doesn’t look like it’s a genuine organic growth, but if it is a widespread network…
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