Hillary Dance Video Cyber Attack Claim Fact Checked
“Please inform all contacts from your list not to open a video called the “Dance of the Hillary”. It is a cyber attack from Pakistan. Beware it is very dangerous. They announced it today on BBC radio. Fwd this msg to as many as you can!"”
Summary
There is no credible evidence that a video titled “Dance of the Hillary” is a Pakistani cyber attack or that the BBC announced such a threat. Reputable news and fact‑checking outlets have not reported any such warning, indicating the message is misinformation.
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