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Note: These arrests are connected with the PayPal/Visa/Mastercard DDoS attacks organized by Anonymous/AnonOps, and have nothing to do with Lulzsec/Antisec or an
by hack_edu 15y ago
Note: These arrests are connected with the PayPal/Visa/Mastercard DDoS attacks organized by Anonymous/AnonOps, and have nothing to do with Lulzsec/Antisec or any of the major breaches.
- pyre 15y ago> In two other separate indictments, a Sarasota, Fla., man was arrested on > charges of intentional damage to a protected computer for allegedly > accessing the Web site of InfraGard Tampa Bay, an FBI partner, in June. The > complaint alleges that he released instructions on how to exploit the Web > site. This seems related to Lulzsec[1], though maybe indirectly. http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/06/04/infragard-atlanta-an-fbi-affiliate-hacked-by-lulzsec/ http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/06/04/infragard-atlanta...
- knieveltech 15y agoIt may seem that this is unrelated to Lulzsec but why do you think the feds have a fire under their ass these days? Fun fact: a large portion of computer-related busts happen when the Feds catch some low hanging fruit, lean on them, then roll up their accomplices. Step 1, acquire low-hanging fruit. Check....
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- kd0amg 15y agoI hear from a user on another forum that a guy on his dorm floor got arrested and had previously bragged about participating in an attack on a group who opposed the food drive in Orlando that got shut down (user hasn't mentioned hearing about involvement in anything else).