London
(ANI):
Canadian
singer
Justin
Bieber
was
recently
targeted
by
cruel
Internet
pranksters.
Hackers
infiltrated
his
YouTube
page
and
fans
were
allegedly
fed
false
reports
the
singer
had
died
in
a
car
crash,
while
others
were
redirected
to
porn
sites.
Bieber
fans
were
shocked
to
see
his
page
on
the
video-sharing
website
that
was
redirected
to
clips
which
reported
the
singer
had
died.
However,
bosses
at
Internet
search
engine
Google,
which
owns
YouTube,
took
immediate
action
to
correct
the
problem
that
was
fixed
in
a
couple
of
hours,
reports
The
Daily
Star.
"We
took
swift
action
to
fix
a
vulnerability
on
Youtube.com
that
was
discovered
several
hours
ago.
Comments
were
temporarily
hidden
by
default
within
an
hour,
and
we
released
a
complete
fix
for
the
issue
in
about
two
hours.
We're
continuing
to
study
the
vulnerability
to
help
prevent
similar
issues
in
the
future," a
statement
from
Google
read.