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The Associated Press
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida's Department of Transportation says Gainesville motorists need not fear a zombie attack.
Transportation officials reassured drivers Monday after hackers posted ``ZOMBIE ATTACK!! EVACUATE,'' on an electronic sign during the morning commute.
Earlier this year, a manager at the University of Florida's e-Learning Web site posted an elaborate zombie attack preparedness plan. The plan was meant to encourage thinking about how to handle a campus closure.
Gina Busscher, of the Florida Department of Transportation, says Monday's message was a hoax by someone who hacked the sign via telephone or on site. No zombies have been seen on University Avenue, she said.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida's Department of Transportation says Gainesville motorists need not fear a zombie attack.
Transportation officials reassured drivers Monday after hackers posted ``ZOMBIE ATTACK!! EVACUATE,'' on an electronic sign during the morning commute.
Earlier this year, a manager at the University of Florida's e-Learning Web site posted an elaborate zombie attack preparedness plan. The plan was meant to encourage thinking about how to handle a campus closure.
Gina Busscher, of the Florida Department of Transportation, says Monday's message was a hoax by someone who hacked the sign via telephone or on site. No zombies have been seen on University Avenue, she said.
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