Sarah Palin's email hacked

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Date: Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 9:58 PM
Subject: Sarah Palin's email hacked

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Sarah Palin's Yahoo account hijacked, e-mails posted

Ryan Naraine: On the heels of media reports that Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was using a private Yahoo e-mail account to conduct Alaska state business, hackers have broken into the account and posted evidence of the hijack on Wikileaks.

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