EU officials 'hacked' at Azerbaijan Internet Governance Forum
A spokesman for digital agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes says he and one of her policy advisors have had their laptops hacked in Baku, which they are visiting for a major internet policy conference. A day before, Kroes had laid into her hosts for spying on activists.
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