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Mobile digital sign hacked in Toronto
September 17, 2026
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ClaudeA mobile digital sign in Toronto was hacked to display profane and anti-US government messaging. The traffic sign in North York was in place to alert drivers to road issues, according to a Toronto Sun report.
"DE FLOCK CANADA" was one of three messages flashing on the sign located on Don Mills Road. The message refers to the use of Flock cameras for monitoring license plates by law enforcement.
The traffic sign was removed once discovered and authorities have no insight on who hacked the sign.
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