Jan 18 2006

Blackmailers target $1m website

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Alex Tew, 21, hit the headlines at the start of the year when he revealed his Million Dollar Homepage had made him a million dollars in four months.

 

But the publicity brought the unwanted attention of extortionists who knocked the site over with a massive denial-of-service attack.

 

Following a week of downtime, the website is now back online.

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