No, she hasn't been reincarnated, but yes, she's back, and this time as a virus! Reports are out that hackers have pounced on the news of Benazir Bhutto's assassination and within twelve hours of her death, viruses and malicious scripts appeared on the internet preying on surfers interested in additional information surrounding Bhutto's death. Well, guess who's responsible for the attack! CNet China has the details:据专家分析，由病毒的编写手法、来源网站、木马植入方式、病毒的危害对象等来看，此带毒网站可能与中国黑客有关。但是，由于在搜索引擎上搜索布托夫人英文名字的主要是国外人士，并且该网站在百度等国内搜索引擎的排名并不高，因此对中国用户的危害相应较弱。 Analysts have looked into the way the viruses are......

UPDATE: New videos added after the jump The Chinese government has sent its message of condolence to Pakistan over the assassination and death of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto two weeks before its national elections. Shortly after a rally, Bhutto was shot in the neck and chest by her attacker, who then blew himself up. While we are by no means a blog on Pakistan politics, we felt the need for a moment of remembrance......

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