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American Hackers "bomb" Minecraft Version Of Denmark

American hackers "bomb" Minecraft version of Denmark and raise stars and stripes in cyber-attack



Hackers from the US have funded a plan to smuggle virtual explosive into games and blow up entire areas of the US.



Have even raised the American flags



Published at 15:50 EDT on 8 May 2014. Updated: 17.27 EDT on 8 May 2014.



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Hackers have targeted the Danish government's plan to recreate the entire country using the game that is so popular on computers Minecraft.



Officials confirmed that several cities -including Copenhagen which was damaged after users found an opportunity to smuggle virtual dynamite, thought to be banned from the Danish region of the Minecraft world.



The Danish government is being pressured to rebuild parts of the city.



Danish officials acknowledged that a lot of Danish towns have been razed to the ground, and many new constructions have been constructed all across the place'



WHAT IS MINECRAFT?



The first country to be completely integrated into the massive Minecraft games The government was hoping it could help make lessons more enjoyable for students.



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It even created a set of lesson plans for teachers to guide them through the virtual version of their country.
Minecraft servers


Initial reports of the destruction claimed that whole cities had been ruined.



However, the claims have since been denied.



'Entire cities are not completely levelled to the ground. It's just MINOR areas," said Chris Hammekenof the Danish GeoData Agency



"We believe that one of the benefits of playing Minecraft is that elements are destroyed and new ones are made.



"We will not resume the Minecraft demonstration in Denmark on Minecraft.



'But occasionally we will reconstruct minor areas if the buildings are taken away and nothing new is made.'



"We've built Denmark online in Minecraft in order that young people can plant their own forest and create riding schools, lakes biogas plant, wind turbine, and so on,' said , said Kirsten Brosbol, Danish Minister for the Environment at the project's launch.



"Pupils think it's more enjoyable when they are working on their own house street, their own street, and so on.


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