NZXT Was Victim of Sabotage

Author: Cássio Lima Date: July 15, 2010 - 2:36 PM PST Category: Other More Info: http://www.nzxt.com/new/ Real-time pricing for ST 0-312-93665-6 Stone Butterfly Charlie Moon Mysteries James D. Doss Books St. Martins Paperbacks Used and New Martin Usually ships in 24 hours Amazon: $7.99 Buy.com: $5.99 This week, NZXT, a well-known manufacturer of computer cases, power supplies, fans, and peripherals, was the victim  of sabotage. Hackers had accessed their website and sent out a newsletter claiming that NZXT is going out of business. They also changed product warranties, and deleted products and home page banners. Johnny Hou, product manager and co-founder of NZXT, sent a report to the press, explaining what happened and saying that the company is not going out of business. Hou also said that NZXT will be launching new products in a few months, including the full-tower Phantom case. Print Version | Send to Friend | Bookmark Article | Comments (1)

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