LulzSec hacks FBI-associated website

[Joe88]

Wow. First Sony, Now the FUCKING FEDERAL BUREAU OF FUCKING INVESTIGATION
Hackers, Hackers.. Though Sony was literally asking for it.

actually is was

FOX X-Factor
FOX
UK ATM information
Sony music JP
PBS
Sony pictures
Infragard Atlanta
Nintendo
Unveillance

 

[TLSS_N]

This is bad. This is really fucking bad. They're going too far. If the US is now treating hacking as a declaration of war...well...who knows what they can do to IT'S OWN CITIZENS NOW. EVERYTHING can be treason now...

the cops would be involved, as well as the FBI but I doubt that "everything" will be treasonous, but who's to say there from the us? the websites servers are based in canada, so what's the chances that this is an inside job? while there is a chance, there is also a chance that it could be someone who works with the servers.

 

[ShadowSoldier]

I would love it if they hacked to get info about Area 51. God I wish I knew what was in there.

 

[RupeeClock]

Wow. First Sony, Now the FUCKING FEDERAL BUREAU OF FUCKING INVESTIGATION
Hackers, Hackers.. Though Sony was literally asking for it.

actually is was

FOX X-Factor
FOX
UK ATM information
Sony music JP
PBS
Sony pictures
Infragard Atlanta
Nintendo
Unveillance

Can I get sources of each of these?
I mean UK ATM information? Yikes.

 

[TLSS_N]

Wow. First Sony, Now the FUCKING FEDERAL BUREAU OF FUCKING INVESTIGATION
Hackers, Hackers.. Though Sony was literally asking for it.
actually is was

FOX X-Factor
FOX
UK ATM information
Sony music JP
PBS
Sony pictures
Infragard Atlanta
Nintendo
Unveillance

Can I get sources of each of these?
I mean UK ATM information? Yikes.

it's on the website they run, that could be your source.

QUOTE(ShadowSoldier @ Jun 3 2011, 10:19 PM)

I would love it if they hacked to get info about Area 51. God I wish I knew what was in there.

Area 51's been replaced, there is some other place now last time I checked, you can walk up to the fence and not get into trouble about it... I wonder what was in there as well.

 

[Joe88]

I mean UK ATM information? Yikes.

its not the juicy stuff
just random ATM information
machine id, location, owner, type of machine, ect...

no credit or customer information but this could be used to rig the machines to steal credit card numbers

 

[Sop]

I hope that they continually drop the soap when they're in prison, hacking Nintendo, shame on you!

 

[Recorderdude]

Wow. First Sony, Now the FUCKING FEDERAL BUREAU OF FUCKING INVESTIGATION
Hackers, Hackers.. Though Sony was literally asking for it.

actually is was

FOX X-Factor

AH! So THAT'S who hacked it!

X-factor sent me an email about the hacking but never said who did it.

Seriously though, Lulzsec peeps, hope you can fight in real life as you can with the internet, or you're screwed.

 

[Mangofett]

Guys, I really, REALLY doubt they're US based.

 

[Joe88]

oh yeah, I remember that thread
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=290808&hl=

 

[Sterling]

They'd better have some particle cannons and fire wire upgrades for the fail boat on Que. Otherwise, shit just got real. Lulsec is now my new favourite organization. Show the US government who has the skills to pay the bills (Hint, the US sure as fuck can't).

 

[Zetta_x]

These guys are my heros

 

[Recorderdude]

oh yeah, I remember that thread
http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=290808&hl=

yeah, that topic essentially created beautiful nyan cat too

but good to know just what was going on there nonetheless.

 

[Phoenix Goddess]

For people so smart, they're being really stupid.
They don't seem to give two shits about their physical well-being, they just want e-peen fights.
Laptop gangsters, will be laptop gangsters.

I really hope this doesn't come to bite the US citizens in the ass.
We've paid for the actions of others before v_v

 

[granville]

I agree with phoenixgoddess27 and the others who share the same sentiment. They're clearly extremely stupid, regardless of skills and intelligence in hacking. Not stupid in the academic sense, but common sense. They're truly asking for it now, and it'll only get worse for them as they continue on their "crusade".

It's also foolish that they actually think they're doing some noble deed. This only hurts the users in the long run. It will just give Sony and even the government even more excuses to crack down on the internet and watch people closer.

 

[Thesolcity]

I agree with phoenixgoddess27 and the others who share the same sentiment. They're clearly extremely stupid, regardless of skills and intelligence in hacking. Not stupid in the academic sense, but common sense. They're truly asking for it now, and it'll only get worse for them as they continue on their "crusade".

It's also foolish that they actually think they're doing some noble deed. This only hurts the users in the long run. It will just give Sony and even the government even more excuses to crack down on the internet and watch people closer.

...Or you know, create an outrage that would force an upgrade in cyber-security. The US cyber-security is lacking, it could be better. If anything, groups like lulzsec have shown companies are asleep at the wheel when it comes to security. Not that I agree with their tactics, but hell, it gets the job done.

 

[granville]

I agree with phoenixgoddess27 and the others who share the same sentiment. They're clearly extremely stupid, regardless of skills and intelligence in hacking. Not stupid in the academic sense, but common sense. They're truly asking for it now, and it'll only get worse for them as they continue on their "crusade".

It's also foolish that they actually think they're doing some noble deed. This only hurts the users in the long run. It will just give Sony and even the government even more excuses to crack down on the internet and watch people closer.

...Or you know, create an outrage that would force an upgrade in cyber-security. The US cyber-security is lacking, it could be better. If anything, groups like lulzsec have shown companies are asleep at the wheel when it comes to security. Not that I agree with their tactics, but hell, it gets the job done.

I somewhat doubt it will have such a rose colored improvement in security dude. Improved security may or may not happen, but one thing that is sure to happen is that the regular end-user will be punished for the misdeeds of a select few (or perhaps just one) individuals. They'll crack down hard on everyone with the mentality that "everyone is a hacker and the cattle must be whipped and broken". In the end though, hackers will ALWAYS find a way in no matter how hard the security is. But users will always face the punishment unfairly.

 

[Miss Panda]

I thought they were insane until I read more about it. They did not hack the FBI itself. The website they attacked was affiliated with it only. If you read their version of events and why they did it and listen to the audio tape. Unveillance deserved everything they got. And Karim Hijazi is to stupid for words he put things at risk. If the FBI go after anyone if they have half a brain it should be that fella not LulzSec.

 

[Assax]

And then I though Project Sownage is just a project which will be dropped after 1-2 Hacks.
Oh wow.

 

[Joe88]

Karim Hijazi is saying the exact opposite, saying lulzsec was attempting to extort money and information about botnets, he also released IRC logs

http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20068890...rtner-web-site/