It would be nice to believe that. But we really have yet to see any action by the FBI when it comes to stopping this ridiculous hacking spree.Xero Scythe said:
LulzSec hacks Nintendo, takes control of the FBI, and challenges NATO
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Dear Anonymous,
You claim that you weren't behind the PSN hacks, some of us believe you and some of us don't regardless of this you still claim to do what you do to support and help us. These LulzSec shits are starting to make what you want to do even harder, they are poking the bear and pissing off the people that you are trying to protect. Would you please do us all a favor and show these little fucks that there are consequences for their actions.
Thank you,
The Internet
You claim that you weren't behind the PSN hacks, some of us believe you and some of us don't regardless of this you still claim to do what you do to support and help us. These LulzSec shits are starting to make what you want to do even harder, they are poking the bear and pissing off the people that you are trying to protect. Would you please do us all a favor and show these little fucks that there are consequences for their actions.
Thank you,
The Internet
I dont know....the mob thought they had nothing to fear from the FBI either....R.Nevermore said:
Oh it would be a thing of beauty to see Anonymous versus Lulsec... The Cyber War of 2011artanis_neravar said:
There's idiotic internet trolls, and then there are threats to all life, threatening mainly because of how ignorant of reality they are.
These are by far the latter.
These are by far the latter.
I hope the Fbi takes these Sobs down
(I also wish bad karma on those who gave them money)
and I really hope these mother ******* morons dont wreck the internet for the rest of us
way to **** **** the rest of us you *******
can some one please chlorinate the gene pool so we dont have anymore of these ******* morons anymore?
(I also wish bad karma on those who gave them money)
and I really hope these mother ******* morons dont wreck the internet for the rest of us
way to **** **** the rest of us you *******
can some one please chlorinate the gene pool so we dont have anymore of these ******* morons anymore?
now that's funny i don't care who ya are XDGrunt_Man11 said:
but seriously, can we NOT have morons waving their non existent dicks in front of every one in the form of hacking -.- getting really tired of hearing about these pin heads
find em, cut off their hands and send em to state
that'll learn em
Isn't it obvious that they wouldn't show any reaction? They won't because it will provoke more action. What's going on is a full analysis on the attack, then the hunt. I'm sure if it got press they would either make a low key response or not compliment at all.R.Nevermore said:
After this, it is considered an act of war, LulzSec is considered a hostile enemy. All activity that the FBI is conducting should remain unnoticed by us. And LulzSec will be taken, by extreme force. Their lives, lives of everyone, and everything around them ruined. LulzSec really is treating this like a joke, that is until SWAT teams and special response units point M4's and 870s at them. They will have no defense.
It's comforting to know that LulzSec is able to bring Infragard Atlanta down and keep it down. (Check the first post for the link to Infragard Atlanta's security alliance for more insight).Ice Azure said:
It's no longer a matter of 'Everyone has shitty cyber security'. I think we have to admit that LulzSec actually has members of considerable skill.
I wonder if this was the extent of their FuckTheFBI-Friday, or if they intend to do more. At the moment their attempts to look truly badass are falling short. They're making the FBI's security firm look really bad, but little more than that.
Wow, look at it all. They keep doing it. They keep waving their hands going "I'm a moron who wants to get my life ruined forever! Come arrest me!". What a bunch of idiots. The only way to get away with things REALLY is don't do nothin' in the first place.
Basically, for those who didn't get to see it the gist is that it's a subtitled Ukrainian news report that they've put (roughly) the following subtitles on:Ice Azure said:
The site restored for a short period, but it wasn't for long, it's back... Again.
News reporter: I want to speak to lulzboat
Ukrainian man 1: This is him right here
Unkranian man 2: I'm behind Tor <An IP obfuscation network that acts like a pass-the-parcel so the packet endpoint differs from the originator and the originator is theoretically very hard to trace>
News reporter: You know LulzSec don't use Tor?
Ukrainian man 2: Huh? What do they use?
News reporter: Y'know... Skills...
I wonder if they'll be so happy when they're being tried for treason
Ah well, guess they think that they can hack an FBI website the FBI can't find out who did it Pretty sure they'll be crying and screaming like little girls when the fbi breaks down the door.
Ah well, guess they think that they can hack an FBI website the FBI can't find out who did it
Pretty sure they'll be crying and screaming like little girls when the fbi breaks down the door.I find it interesting that everyone is focusing on LulzSec and not the fact that the head of an FBI associated organization tried to work with FBI most-wanted cyber-"terrorists" to participate in corporate espionage.
If they need to commit corporate espionage, I would imagine their competitors are "protecting" some rather important names too. If hacking the real terrorist, the head of Infragard, is an act of terrorism, then helping him hack other's must be the work of the devil.
Exposing such corruption (and to such a high degree) is commendable. Now exposing secret military operations... Not so much, but if they are that secret, why are you using publicly accessible networks to communicate information about them.
If they need to commit corporate espionage, I would imagine their competitors are "protecting" some rather important names too. If hacking the real terrorist, the head of Infragard, is an act of terrorism, then helping him hack other's must be the work of the devil.
Exposing such corruption (and to such a high degree) is commendable. Now exposing secret military operations... Not so much, but if they are that secret, why are you using publicly accessible networks to communicate information about them.