DHS: Teenager's malware disrupted 911 call centers in 12 states
Emergency 911 call centers located in at least 12 different U.S. states, including Arizona, Washington and California, were recently the target of a widespread distributed denial of service, or DDoS, style attack that disrupted normal services, Homeland Security officials tell CyberScoop.
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