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Miami Dolphins cheerleaders web page hacked by porn site

Miami Dolphins cheerleaders in action during their game against the Buffalo Bills Sunday afternoon, Oct 20, 2013 at Sun Life stadium in Miami Gardens. (Bill Ingram/Palm Beach Post)

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Miami Dolphins cheerleaders in action during their game against the Buffalo Bills Sunday afternoon, Oct 20, 2013 at Sun Life stadium in Miami Gardens. (Bill Ingram/Palm Beach Post)
By Andrew Abramson
Oct 29, 2013

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If you logged on to the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders web site on your cell phone in the last 24 hours, you got something a little more risque than NFL dancers.

Dolphinscheerleaders.com was hacked sometime in the last day and readers were redirected to a porn web site. The web version was unaffected but mobile viewers got more skin than they expected. It has since been fixed.

“It was hacked without our knowledge,” team spokesman Harvey Greene said. “We learned about it earlier today. We were able to fix it. We’re going to continue to investigate how this happened.”

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