North Face apologises over Wikipedia 'hack' - BBC News

How to hack on Wikipedia - TIB AV-Portal

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Has China 'Hacked' Wikipedia? - BBC Click

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Just Add Wikipedia (Source Verification Omnibar Hack)

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Hack Wikipedia and You're Never Wrong | Agents of Cracked ...

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Web results

A history of brands hacking Wikipedia | AdAge

https://adage.com › article › digital › history-brands-hacking-wikipedia

May 31, 2019 - The North Face found itself in hot water when it hacked Wikipedia for its own marketing stunt. It's hardly the first to try such a trick.

How I hacked Wikipedia to make it more readable ...

https://blog.usejournal.com › how-i-hacked-wikipedia-to-make-it-more-rea...

Aug 7, 2019 - Okay, first of all, hacked is a strong word.. I merely tweaked it a bit. Sorry about the clickbait.. But now that I got you here, let me explain!

North Face apologises over Wikipedia 'hack' - BBC News

https://www.bbc.com › news › technology-48472808

May 31, 2019 - Clothing firm North Face has apologised for manipulating Wikipedia to make images of its products more prominent in Google results.

Wikipedia Was Hacked - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency

https://www.novinite.com › articles › Wikipedia+Was+Hacked

Sep 7, 2019 - The online encyclopedia Wikipedia has announced that it has become the target of cyberattack, which has halted the site.

What is Hacking? Introduction & Types - Guru99

https://www.guru99.com › what-is-hacking-an-introduction

Oct 23, 2019 - Hacking is identifying and exploiting weaknesses in computer systems and/or computer networks. Ethical hacking is about improving the ...

'hacking' Wikipedia - Metro

https://metro.co.uk › News › Tech

May 31, 2019 - The North Face boasts about, then apologises for, 'hacking' Wikipedia. One of the images The North Face used to 'hack' Wikipedia (AdAge).