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LulzSec now in apparent 'war' with other group?
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article published on 21 June, 2011
The blog LulzSec Exposed has posted today that hacking group LulzSec has now gotten into an apparent online 'war' with long-time hacking group TeaMp0iSoN.
TeaMp0iSoN even defaced the main page of Swen Slootweg, who allegedly goes by the name "Joepie91" in LulzSec (pictured).
Sabu, the alleged leader of the group, tweeted today that TeaMp0iSoN is a joke and hit the wrong target, as ... [ read the full article ]
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xnonsuchx
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22. June 2011 @ 03:02 |
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After the past few years of immature, damaging (and potentially so) hacker BS, I really wouldn't lose any sleep if those who get arrested aren't treated fairly.
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22. June 2011 @ 03:23 |
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Originally posted by xnonsuchx:
After the past few years of immature, damaging (and potentially so) hacker BS, I really wouldn't lose any sleep if those who get arrested aren't treated fairly.
Even if they were not the malicious hackers? Even if all the "hacking" they ever did was installing a CFW?
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22. June 2011 @ 11:10 |
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I thought a soap opera between Anon & BallSack had already been pre-established? What's with starting a new 'mob' war or is this possibly a 'flipping' of members and this is how they expose or execute the traitors? Kind of like they do when spies get burned.
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22. June 2011 @ 12:12 |
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It seems like everyone is turning on everyone else. Typical...they could do great things if they worked together, but instead they turn each other in to the police (and possibly innocent people as well).
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22. June 2011 @ 14:31 |
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Gotta love 'turf' wars. Does the work for the police every time. But just as you said, there's innocent collateral damage. I could care less for the criminal hides. Live by the sword...
And still... to what ends? I'll bet it's going to be a tired Hollywood cliche'... money. It always seems to be. It certainly isn't honor. They're too childish in their actions for any of this to be revenge & god knows they're blindingly too disorganized and schizophrenic to watch the world burn because that would have happened by now.
So honestly, what's the entertainment value? I'd love to do the interview.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 22. June 2011 @ 14:35
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brockie
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22. June 2011 @ 15:13 |
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what goes around comes around.
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dEwMe
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22. June 2011 @ 15:52 |
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I still say the more these people get away with the worse it will be for the rest of us. I can't even imagine the kind of regulation those small government minds are looking to put on us to stop this crap...So I say bust em all and make an example out of them if it will take any of the coming heat off the rest of us! Those of us that truly haven't done anything.
Just my $0.02,
dEwMe
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22. June 2011 @ 16:07 |
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I feel your pain dew... All legislation seems to do is continue to keep the already law abiding citizens at bay.
Someone had already earlier tried to pontificate to me the luxuries of law, to which I say 'great', but again I say, reactionary. It deals with the situation 'after' something has happened. How about something proactive?
I mean, part of me says "return to the old west" & shoot them, but frontier justice isn't exactly a fix either. I suppose I am saying we need to look at solutions that take a hard ethical resolve & leave the morals out of the equation, as those are definitely gumming up a bunch of the works. Here in the US anyway.
Simply put, what is/has been done isn't working so what was once deemed radical might not seem so quite out of the ordinary any more. Not that I've heard any wonder drug on the horizon.
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brockie
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22. June 2011 @ 20:33 |
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@KillerBug what great things would they be then?
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22. June 2011 @ 23:19 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
@KillerBug what great things would they be then?
Essentially the initial goal of anon...to go after organizations that are clearly violating the law or doing something that the vast majority would consider to be highly immoral and getting away with it because of their size and/or political power. Drop the "Lulz" from the mission statement...pranks are for children.
Oh, and if they wanted to hack into Sony, steal the 3.65 source code, and put it online, I wouldn't hold that against them ;)
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Jeffrey_P
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23. June 2011 @ 01:28 |
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Self destruction by a bunch of immature brats.
I knew this would happen, but not sure when it would.
Jeff
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leemoo
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23. June 2011 @ 05:39 |
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Its funny when someone gets caught or named they just say...."there nothing to do with the group" LMAO....denial is a great thing!!
Just grow some balls and take ownership of the sh*t you cause...Man Up!!!
Or don't bother doing it.
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23. June 2011 @ 09:18 |
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Wait a minute... I just read the article again... It said he was going to "frame" another...
Far be it for me to smack someone for playing semantics, god knows I suck at it, but if you "frame" someone here in the US for a crime it means you committed the crime, but made it look like someone else did it.
And KB, you're right... "if" Anon would take a more Robin Hood approach to their activities I wouldn't have a problem with them either. It's the childish crap people are definitely tired of & what's got governments ready to execute them on sight. Or as I am beginning to call it, from games to gunned down.
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smiler123
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23. June 2011 @ 15:49 |
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I suppose DDoS attacks in the right hands can be a valid form of protest but in the hands of kids its just destructive nonsense.
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brockie
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24. June 2011 @ 14:19 |
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@KillerBug pointless they change nothing what can you change hiding away.
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