Hacking groups get 0wned

[Robert Maxwell]

Thought some of you might be amused by this.

Remember Lulzsec and Anonymous and their actions taken against Sony and others over the past several months, DDoS attacks and unauthorized information access and such?

Apparently another hacking group targeted them and obtained their personal information and released it to all the world. D'oh!!!

Taste the schadenfreude!

 

[Lindley]

My work's firewall (which is somewhat overzealous, to be sure) says that link goes to a spyware site.

 

[Robert Maxwell]

It is indeed overzealous. That site is totally safe (at least under Chrome.) However, you could theoretically paste anything to it, so it might be an exploit vector if you're not careful which pastes you view.

The link I posted is safe, though.

 

[BlobVanDam]

I opened the link, and Kaspersky had no prob with it, so I think your firewall is being cautious.

And I find this very amusing.

 

[Hound of UIster]

Thats only five people.

I'm pretty sure anonymous is bigger than that.

 

[Robert Maxwell]

Thats only five people.

I'm pretty sure anonymous is bigger than that.

Well, of course it is, but there are only ever a few "ringleaders" who do the actual work of intrusion and data theft.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Good riddance to bad fuckin' rubbish.

 

[Holdfast]

Don't much care much one way or another about the details, though I suspect law enforcement are following up leads as we speak. However, I did enjoy the Sesame Street ASCII art immensely.

 

[Robert Maxwell]

Yeah, the ASCII art was a big chunk of the fun.

 

[Servo]

 

[OdoWanKenobi]

While I can commend them for exposing the hackers, I have to dock major points from them for their use of homophobic slurs. That is not ever acceptable.

 

[Robert Maxwell]

Yeah, I wish they'd learn how to write in fucking English. Why are hackers so poor at writing?