[LulzSec]Sega Hacked, LulzSec offers to help!?

[raulpica]

lulzsec seems to have pissed off the famous hacker group TeaMp0iSoN

source - http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/06/lulzsec-h...-by-teamp0ison/

defaced lulzsec page - http://zone-h.org/mirror/id/14233017

they are going to expose lulzsec in their next e-magazine
Here's a quote from the supposed LulzSec website:

WebsiteNotice to press: This website was compromised through exploiting a plugin in an outdated Wordpress setup, uploading a shell, and replacing the index page. I am not a member of Lulzsec (a statement I have made several times before in various places), noone "hacked the server" (this has been verified by the hosting company, as this website is on shared hosting) and this was definitely not an "elite hack". I am not available for further comments to press.

 

[Joe88]

this article has alot more details about it
http://arstechnica.com/news/2011/06/dox-ev...enforcement.ars

Hacking group Lulz Security has found itself coming under attack from all angles, drawing unwanted attention from both law enforcement and other hackers groups. Though the group's antics have won it many fans who appreciate LulzSec's anti-establishment leanings, they've also earned plenty of enemies, and those enemies have started to fight back. So far, they've posted LulzSec's "dox"—the names, pictures, and addresses of the people claimed to be the ringleaders of the group.

Since LulzSec first gained prominence, pro-US hacker th3j35t3r ("The Jester") has worked to uncover their identities and embarrass them. th3j35t3r, who has made a name for himself by knocking pro-jihad Web sites offline, has butted heads with Anonymous in the past, opposing the faceless collective's support for WikiLeaks. He worked to disrupt the activities of the AnonOps faction—taking servers offline and revealing names of the participants. Since many of AnonOps' key players moving on to form LulzSec, th3j35t3r's focus has shifted accordingly.

th3j35t3r is staunchly pro-establishment, regarding the LulzSec Distributed Denial of Service attacks on the CIA Web site as terrorism, LulzSec members as bullies, and those who have suffered from LulzSec's antics as victims.

Another group claiming to side with LulzSec's victims and oppose LulzSec's campaign against security organizations are "Web Ninjas". Web Ninjas have posted chat logs and dox of a number of alleged LulzSec members.

LulzSec has also been taking heat from the anti-establishment side of the fence, represented by TeaMp0isoN_. TeaMp0isoN_ members don't care about the victims, don't deny their blackhat status, and don't like law enforcement or security companies. Instead, they're motivated by disdain for LulzSec's methods and public profile—they think that LulzSec are "scene fags." LulzSec's tools have been simple SQL injection and Local File Inclusion vulnerabilities, and botnet-powered Distributed Denial of Service attacks: in TeaMp0isoN_'s view, this is not enough to earn the label hacker.

Beyond publishing information about LulzSec team members, TeaMp0isoN_ defaced the Web site of LulzSec and AnonOps participant joepie91. joepie91's relationship with LulzSec and AnonOps has long been something of an oddity; he's open about his participation in the groups, but continues to argue that he does nothing more than talk, and takes no active role in these groups' illegal activities. Whether active or passive, TeaMp0isoN_ plainly regard him as fair game.

Meanwhile, LulzSec has been doing some doxing of its own. In the immediate wake of the arrest of British teenager Ryan Cleary, LulzSec claimed he had nothing to do with their group, that position was later softened, with the acknowledgement that Cleary operated an IRC server that LulzSec uses. Claiming that "snitches get stitches", LulzSec then doxed a coupled of individuals whose leaks of private chat logs and other incriminating data apparently led to Cleary's arrest.

Law enforcement agencies aren't standing still, either. After his arrest on Monday night, British teenager Ryan Cleary has been charged by police with creating and operating a botnet and performing Distributed Denial of Service attacks against the Web sites of the Serious Organized Crime Agency (SOCA, the UK's closest counterpart to the FBI), the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), and the British Phonographic Industry (BPI). He faces a custody hearing tomorrow morning.

For the time being, LulzSec appears to be shrugging off the attacks, continuing to laugh, at least in public, at its accusers. The group promises that it will be publishing more stolen documents on Friday: the first fruit from its "Anti-Security" venture, in which it has sought to attack and embarrass computer security companies and law enforcement agencies.

 

[stinkoman]

Jeez, isn't it kind of counter-productive to attempt to hack other hacker's hacking the same groups you're trying to hack? Assuming you're hacking for the sake of disrupting shit and making things more difficult for people with an opposing agenda, it doesn't make much sense to attack people on your side, even if they're not doing it as professionally as you'd like.

 

[Gh0sti]

ah boy wow and all us normal users are caught in the middle although this war is bringing out all the hackers, maybe the govt can take them all offline once and for all, WW3 anyone??

 

[Nimbus]

ah boy wow and all us normal users are caught in the middle although this war is bringing out all the hackers, maybe the govt can take them all offline once and for all, WW3 anyone??

I'll quote it again.

"War has Changed"

WWIII wont take place in the physical realm...no

WWIII will take place on the other side, the Internet!

 

[junkerde]

lulzsec did it themselves, then they offer to help to give themself a good image, fuck that shit, lulzsec lies.

 

[Gh0sti]

yep they screwed themselves over now they are bringing everyone out, i wonder if someone will post a video of their servers being taken down that would be awesome to see luzsec vs. mysterious hackers no one has ever heard of, its weird how lulzsec is bringing out the hackers who are in the shadows there is more to this web than i ever knew now

 

[RNorthex]

YES!
xXxiiIii3p1CbrEEkRiIixxX vs tehoneand0nly
the drama and e-respect is unbelievable

can't tell which side is more pathetic
it's like reading a jack tretton rage

this sums it up:

Spoiler

 

[Ritsuki]

Did someone heard about that ?

[youtube]lHApqy3n3Fs[/youtube]

I was kind of supporting Anonymous when they "fought" for the OtherOS thing, but now, it just became ridiculous... They're way too much serious...