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Paris Hilton's Sidekick II Hacked: What About Yours?

hiltonsk1.jpgParis Hilton's ever-present T-Mobile Sidekick II has been hacked, with pictures and contact information from the mobile device showing up in various places on the web (only to be quickly expunged). Since the Sidekick II stores copies of all its data on T-Mobile's servers, this means that it's more than likely that everyone who uses the Sidekick (which is only available from T-Mobile), is at risk of having their private pictures exposed to the world. There is a rumor going around that her password was conned out of her, though, which would be lovely to hear (since it would mean the servers are theoretically intact).

Because remember, we care about privacy, unless it's the privacy of someone famous. Also, there are exposed human breasts after the jump, if that sort of thing scares or frightens you.

More Gawker-Hilton Love:
The Collected Works of Paris Hilton's Hacked Sidekick [Gawker]
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Of course, this is not her first time getting hacked.

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