www.dailystar.co.uk Google Maps Hack Alters Names of Major Spanish Football Stadiums
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- •Hackers altered names of major Spanish football stadiums on Google Maps.
- •Altered names included derogatory references related to team performance.
- •No group has claimed responsibility for the cyber prank.
Hackers have tampered with the names of iconic football stadiums in Spain, including Real Madrid's Estadio Santiago Bernabeu and Barcelona's Spotify Camp Nou, on Google Maps. The alterations included humorous and derogatory names such as 'Mbappe Dictator' and 'Barcelona Training Ground.' The changes were not immediately visible, requiring users to zoom in to see the modified names. The cyberattacks are believed to have exploited security vulnerabilities or editing tools, but no group has claimed responsibility. Fans quickly shared screenshots of the altered names on social media. The incident follows a tumultuous season for Real Madrid, which recently dismissed their manager. The hack highlights ongoing issues within the clubs and the potential for cyber pranks to disrupt public perception. No specific CVEs or tools were mentioned in the articles.
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