I don't have anything newer than ... cheers, wayne FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 20, 2001 (Please forward to local media) USCHO Victimized By Internet Hacker Site to Return Online Shortly, Fully Intact MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-U.S. College Hockey Online, the nation's premiere resource for college hockey news, analysis and information, was the victim of an Internet hacker, site officials announced today. Hackers exploited a rare vulnerability, knocking the site offline on Tuesday. It has been down since then, as site managers attempt to prepare to go back online. "Over the years, we have always been vigilant about site security," said USCHO general manager Jayson Moy. "Unfortunately, it seems, no matter how hard you try, hackers are finding ways to do damage. We will have to be even more vigilant in the future." USCHO said the attacker seemed to be a random Internet citizen, and not necessarily anyone specifically attemping to target its site. USCHO just completed its fifth season of operation, and gets upwards of 1 million page views per month during the hockey season. Some of its popular features include the USCHO.com Poll, the unique "Vote For Hobey," the PairWise Rankings, and an active message board-in addition to a daily dose of news, standings, scores, and more. "We don't plan to miss a beat," said Moy. "It is taking us a couple of days to get back up and fully running, but USCHO in general has been unaffected."