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 USA Today's homepage is shown in this image from televison after hackers broke into USA Today's Web site July 11, 2002, and replaced legitimate news stories with phony articles, lampooning newsmakers and religions and claiming Israel was under missile attack. The bogus pages were viewable on USAToday.com for about 15 minutes before they were discovered shortly after 11 p.m. EDT Thursday and taken offline, company spokesman Steve Anderson said. (AP Photo/MSNBC) Got any interesting photos? Send them to Times@iranian.com
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