Hackers Post Fake Story About Rappers on PBS Site

A hacker group posted a bogus report on the PBS website that claim slain rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls were actually alive and residing in New Zealand. Apparently retaliating for a recent Frontline program about WikiLeaks, the group, which calls itself @LulzSec or The Lulz Boat, also disclosed passwords and e-mail addresses held by PBS on the public bulletin board Pastebin.com.

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