The hacking group LulzSec has started a telephone hotline where users can call in to suggest new targets.
LulzSec recently hit Sony multiple times, and also attacked websites for the U.S. Senate, News Corp. and the CIA.
When you call in, however, you are greeted by a voicemail that says:
We are not available right now as we are busy raping your Internet. Leave a message and we will ... [ read the full article ]
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Unless you live in the 614, you have to pay for the call. I'm sure there's already a trap on the line, even if it's not real. Honestly, who would put the actual number to contact these people?
This is the U.S. governments doings. Supposedly LulzSec hacked cia.gov but now they have a phone number in the U.S. and we are to believe that the group LulzSec is smart enough to hack all sorts of secured web sites but dumb enough to start a "no security" phone line that can be traced back to the person who paid for the serves?????
Originally posted by themind: This is the U.S. governments doings. Supposedly LulzSec hacked cia.gov but now they have a phone number in the U.S. and we are to believe that the group LulzSec is smart enough to hack all sorts of secured web sites but dumb enough to start a "no security" phone line that can be traced back to the person who paid for the serves?????
sounds like a trap.then again if its an answering service it might be running through a computer and not a physical phoneline.
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Originally posted by themind: This is the U.S. governments doings. Supposedly LulzSec hacked cia.gov but now they have a phone number in the U.S. and we are to believe that the group LulzSec is smart enough to hack all sorts of secured web sites but dumb enough to start a "no security" phone line that can be traced back to the person who paid for the serves?????
For example, a LulzSec member in NYC has personal data of someone in California. Buys service with stolen credit card, has everything re-routed if need be, and voila.
"Absolute power corrupts absolutely"... even though I butchered that statement from its original format, it's still true. BallSack can't be 'that' big in numbered members. If it were, it would be too unruly and thus like anything else, it would just cave in on itself. Not to mention probably take forever in each of its attacks.
Now that it has its own phone number it's going to further prove this fact. It's getting to big for its own ass (i.e., ego) and thus it will cave in on itself soon enough.
Its all happening too quick. The Sony Errickson breaches weren't that long ago, then shortly followed by Google (I believe), now the CIA, which is funny because I know for a fact "that just doesn't 'happen'"... Now we have a 'call in for delivery' like it's pizza.
No, somebody's gonna get dat ass busted... and it will be legendary if the NSA or CIA doesn't just happen to allow a third world nation carte blanche access to BallSack & let them execute them while they squall like infants at their keyboards for not giving them access to the infidel's mainframe servers like they said they could.
Poor little BallSack, sitting there wondering why all of the sudden their magical skills of B&E of government servers seems to be failing them like sugar pills in place of Viagra.
