Phone hacking inquiry interrupted by a Trojan horse infection

The First day of judicial inquiry into phone hacking by the British media was briefly interrupted by Trojan horse infection, on Monday.

David Sherborne, a QC representing phone hacking victims, interrupted the Leveson Inquiry at the High Court in London to reveal that his computer was infected by a data-stealing Trojan horse.

Sherborne, who represents celebrities such as Hugh Grant and Jemima Khan, asked to rise from the hearing to investigate his IT problem - presumably concerned that somebody could be using malware to steal private information from his computer.

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