• Hacker "Kayla" taken down in latest LulzSec arrests
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[QUOTE]Police have [URL="http://content.met.police.uk/News/Two-arrests-in-hacktivist-investigation/1260269565705/1257246745756"]arrested[/URL] two men in the UK in connection with online attacks performed by LulzSec and Anonymous. The men, aged 20 and 24, were arrested yesterday by officers from the Metropolitan Police Service's Central e-Crime Unit (PCeU) and are accused of conspiring to commit offences under the Computer Misuse Act of 1990. Police have searched the homes of one of the men and seized computers for further examination. The arrests came as part of a coordinated investigation involving the FBI, South Yorkshire Police, and other law enforcement agencies around the world into the activities of Anonymous and LulzSec. Police say that these latest arrests were made in connection with offenses conducted by the "Kayla" online identity. [B]"Kayla," who has long claimed to be a "16 year-old girl[/B]," had a prominent role in the HBGary hacks earlier this year. Specifically, "Kayla" claimed to be responsible for the [URL="http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/02/anonymous-speaks-the-inside-story-of-the-hbgary-hack.ars/3"]social engineering of Jussi Jaakonaho[/URL], which gave the Anonymous attackers root access to a server owned and operated by Greg Hoglund, the owner and CEO of security company HBGary. On Tuesday this week, two men aged 17 and 22 [URL="http://content.met.police.uk/News/Teenager-charged-with-computer-offences/1260269548963/1257246745756"]were arrested[/URL], both charged with conspiracy to do an unauthorised act in relation to a computer, with intent to impair the operation of any computer or prevent or hinder access to any program or data held in a computer or to impair the operation of any such program or the reliability of such data under the Criminal Law Act 1977. Another two, Christopher Weatherhead, aged 20, and Ashley Rhodes, 26, were [URL="http://content.met.police.uk/News/Further-charges-in-Police-Central-eCrime-Unit-inquiry/1260269562485/1257246842383"]charged with the same offense[/URL] on Thursday. The four are due to have a bail hearing on 7th September. A 16-year-old male was also arrested. The 14 people arrested in July by the FBI for [URL="http://arstechnica.com/security/news/2011/07/fbi-arrests-16-anons-across-us-uk-police-pick-up-lulzsec-member.ars"]conspiring to perform denial of service attacks against PayPal[/URL] had their first court appearance yesterday, with "not guilty" pleas being entered for all 14. [URL="http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20100790-281/alleged-anonymous-members-plead-not-guilty/"]CNET[/URL] reports that the court was anticipating protests and demonstrations similar to those that occurred recently [URL="http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/08/did-bart-pull-a-mubarak-in-san-francisco.ars"]in San Francisco[/URL], but they did not materialize. Anonymous has been particularly vocal in its online calls to free one of the 14, 20 year-old student Mercedes Haefer. [/QUOTE] [URL]http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/09/kayla-taken-down-in-latest-lulzsec-arrests.ars[/url] [QUOTE](RTTNews) - Police in United Kingdom said Friday they have arrested two suspected members of international hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into a series of cyber attacks claimed by the two groups. Scotland Yard said the two suspects, a 24-year-old and a 20-year-old, were detained at two separate addresses in the UK as part of an ongoing investigation involving the FBI and other law-enforcement agencies. The two men are currently being questioned by Scotland Yard's e-Crime unit. Meanwhile British media reported that the duo have been charged for violating the Computer Misuse Act 1990, which could fetch each of the suspects five years' imprisonment and fines of up to $8,000. Their arrests are part of a trans-Atlantic crackdown on the two hacker groups. Dozens of suspects have already been arrested on both sides of the Atlantic in the crackdown. They include 20-year-old Christopher Weatherhead and 26-year-old Ashley Rhodes who are due to appear before a London court on September 7. In July, Scotland Yard had arrested 18-year-old Jake Davis, who is suspected of presenting himself as the spokesman for LulzSec and Anonymous using the online nickname "Topiary." He has since been released on bail, but is facing charges for five criminal offenses. A month earlier, British police had arrested another teenager over the hacking of the websites of UK's serious crime unit as well as the U.S. Senate, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Sony, Nintendo and Fox News. Those attacks were claimed by LulzSec.[/QUOTE] [url]http://www.rttnews.com/Content/GeneralNews.aspx?Id=1706219&SM=1[/url] I smell Dateline NBC catching on. [IMG]http://www.clevelandleader.com/files/chris-hansen.jpg[/IMG]
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News: Continually proving every woman on the internet is two guys
Kayla, means dude. Tots. And by that I mean its not a surprise.
[quote] men aged [B]17[/B] and 22[/quote] I beg to differ
I hope they get shanked in the slammer i couldnt play hon for like 8 days
Serves those stupid shits right.
Now they just need that other guy who never stops tweeting.
lulzsec? what's that hah
[QUOTE=Turnips5;32118217]lulzsec? what's that haha[/QUOTE] A bunch of big idiots, to put it short. To put it long, some group of skiddies decided it'd be funny to hack into the websites/databases of governments and video game corporations, as well as leak people's passwords on websites like twitter. They decided to make a big deal out of it and they managed to piss off a lot of people along the way. Eventually a group of people who actually know how to hack were finally fed up with their shit and apparently they've been releasing the dox of the lulzsec members.
Ryan Cleary actually used to host Garrysmod servers. Small world.
[QUOTE=RichyZ;32117671]i'm a girl hacker, now don't hit on me you silly boys[/QUOTE] hey bebe lemme buy u a drank
[QUOTE=ryfry99;32118351]hey bebe lemme buy u a drank[/QUOTE] sure, password first. and that's how lulzsec came to be.
who calls themselves kayla?
hah, win
His ability to pretend to be a girl is going to make him popular in prison.
And we know what they'll say. "LOL WE ARE STILL HERE LOL :3"
Sounds like anonymous.
Knew it was a dude as soon as I read the title.
[QUOTE=Fulsam;32123078]And we know what they'll say. "LOL WE ARE STILL HERE LOL :3"[/QUOTE] Actually, they hadn't said anything since July 27th. Check their twitter [url]http://twitter.com/#!/lulzsec[/url] Chances are they got bored of mindlessly hacking a lot of websites. Good thing, too.
[QUOTE=Skerion;32123346]Actually, they hadn't said anything since July 27th. Check their twitter [url]http://twitter.com/#!/lulzsec[/url] Chances are they got bored of mindlessly hacking a lot of websites. Good thing, too.[/QUOTE] no chances are everyone with access to the account is fucking arrested lol gg
I have a feeling they'll all snitch the hell out of the other members.
[QUOTE=Soda;32123728]no chances are everyone with access to the account is fucking arrested lol gg[/QUOTE] Or they're planning something big... most likely not.
I had forgotten all about them.
[QUOTE=Skerion;32123346]Chances are they got bored of mindlessly hacking a lot of websites. Good thing, too.[/QUOTE] From what I've heard, it's actually because the majority of the Lulzsec members got their shit scared out of them, and they bailed.
[QUOTE=Paramud;32124282]From what I've heard, it's actually because the majority of the Lulzsec members got their shit scared out of them, and they bailed.[/QUOTE] Well they got fucked up pretty hard and considering their level of skill i'd bail too.
Everyone forgot about them as soon as media coverage stopped. Good for them. They thought they would get forgotten when media thing blew over, but they went a tad far this time. Sucks for them. They aren't really even anon, I never liked the whole idea behind lulzsec. They put up this shitty facade of humor, but it was never really funny.
[QUOTE=Croix;32126892]Everyone forgot about them as soon as media coverage stopped. Good for them. They thought they would get forgotten when media thing blew over, but they went a tad far this time. Sucks for them. They aren't really even anon, I never liked the whole idea behind lulzsec. They put up this shitty facade of humor, but it was never really funny.[/QUOTE] And sooner or later, everyone will probably be caught and the whole world will laugh in their stupid faces.
Oh man I forgot all about LulzSec and what they did..
[QUOTE=Phycosymo;32118278]A bunch of big idiots, to put it short. To put it long, some group of skiddies decided it'd be funny to hack into the websites/databases of governments and video game corporations, as well as leak people's passwords on websites like twitter. They decided to make a big deal out of it and they managed to piss off a lot of people along the way. Eventually a group of people who actually know how to hack were finally fed up with their shit and apparently they've been releasing the dox of the lulzsec members.[/QUOTE] i appreciate the explanation but not missing the joke by a mile would have been even better [editline]5th September 2011[/editline] (nobody gives a shit about lulzsec any more)
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