LulzSec hacked by Team Posion
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Pinochet. I can hardly apologize for this, it wasn't my time, but at least, if I can get the information, I can protest to keep it from happening again. Without organizations like Wikileaks and other decent hackers, we'd have no idea what they do.piper65 said:
If this is legitimate which I have doubts on until I see some hard evidence it worries me because the shit could hit the fan here and things could escalate massively think about it LulzSec showed from the groups that they hacked that there wasn't a large amount of competition for them and now with Team Poison I think LulzSec would be keen to kick it up a notch and even if Team Poison do get identities of members do you think they'll really go quietly or will fuck up as much shit as they can before they get caught? I'm betting on the latter.
So. For the very first time the mention of Lulzsec has made me actually 'lulz'.
True or not, it's the idea of hackers turning on hackers that makes me laugh (it could have honestly been anyone or any group and I still would laugh). xD
True or not, it's the idea of hackers turning on hackers that makes me laugh (it could have honestly been anyone or any group and I still would laugh). xD
To start off with I was mainly against LulzSec, but after going through some of their posts it does make sense. It is evident that most businesses didn't take security seriously, and although there is no real way to prevent against DDoS attacks, there ARE ways to block out direct hacking attempts to steal information. Would you honestly rather, for example, someone from Al-Qaeda being able to sit inside the CIA for months at a time and get data about who or where they're planning on striking?
It may not be the most diplomatic way of notifying people of breaks in their security but after smaller sites being hacked it looks to me like the sites with more responsibility either don't have enough respect for what hackers can do or don't take the matter of security easily enough. Is it really that bad that they took down this site for a short time, or that they got a bunch of passwords AND THEN TOLD US EXACTLY WHOSE PASSWORDS THEY HAD?
It may not be the most diplomatic way of notifying people of breaks in their security but after smaller sites being hacked it looks to me like the sites with more responsibility either don't have enough respect for what hackers can do or don't take the matter of security easily enough. Is it really that bad that they took down this site for a short time, or that they got a bunch of passwords AND THEN TOLD US EXACTLY WHOSE PASSWORDS THEY HAD?
Most really actually are. There are plenty that aren't, but they are far outnumberedxeed said:
Amen Brother, lets start a internet hippy pro peace no hacky thingy group. We can sing anti hack songs via skype hahahalaserwulf said:
On topic, Hackers hack hackers and these hackers who hacked the hackers will likely get hacked back by other hackers. Which will result in more people with nothing to do with it getting shat on, like with PSN.
Team Poison,
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