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- FrankAct, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0The fictitious company hackoff.com (I kid you not) is in the business of antihacker software. The CEO's been to jail for hacking. check out the company web site at hackoff.com/corp, especially employment ads.
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Book published via blog
hackoff.com — A murder mystery is being serialized via blog at http://www.hackoff.com before going to print in late 2005! The blog site includes episodes of the book, a company website for the fictitious company, a readers forum, wiki description of the book, and a chance to register to win prizes.
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