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Museum Cyber Meltdown: Hack Leaves Top Art Collections in Digital Darkness!
Cyber thieves pulled a digital heist, leaving top museums’ online galleries as empty as a minimalist’s living room. Say goodbye to virtual tours and hello to ‘Error 404: Art Not Found.’ #MuseumCyberattack
Hot Take:
Art heists have gone digital, folks! Gone are the days of dashing cat burglars in black turtlenecks. Now, it's shadowy hackers encrypting precious art files, leaving both curators and art enthusiasts to mourn their pixelated Picassos. Gallery Systems, the digital guardian of museum treasures, has been outsmarted by cybercriminals. The irony? The very tech meant to safeguard and showcase art has turned into a locked vault with the museums on the outside looking in. As the art world reels, one can only hope the hackers at least appreciate the fine digital brushwork they've commandeered.
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