This is a new tactic used by record companies to try and combat illegal mp3�s. The idea is to frustrate those who would steal artist�s music by trying to download illegal mp3�s by flooding services like Kaaza with bogus copies of the songs.
One of the bogus mp3�s used to trick filetraders was a looped message from Madonna where she asked "What the f*** do you think you're doing?"
Hacker(s) fought back by hacking into Madonna�s official website and posting real mp3 copies of the tracks along with a message that read "This is what the f*** I think I'm doing", according to The Smoking Gun.
Madonna.com was reportedly taken offline for nearly fifteen hours after the hack was discovered.
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