Was tFlow Arrested? Fox News Says Yes, Anonymous Says Unconfirmed Drew Wilson | July 22, 2011 In the flurry of news stories surrounding the AntiSec movement yesterday, one report stuck out for us. The report said that tFlow, a high ranking member of LulzSec, was arrested in the UK and facing extradition to the United States. After speaking to members of Anonymous, however, that report remains unconfirmed. Fox News told ZeroPaid …
LulzSec and Anonymous to FBI – You Don’t Scare Us Drew Wilson | July 21, 2011 Recently, after the raids of several homes conducted by the FBI, LulzSec and Anonymous released a joint statement saying that the threats by the FBI against them does not sway them and that they are “not going anywhere”.
Latest Anti-Sec Dump Targets Anguilla, Brazil, Zimbabwe and Australian Government Servers Drew Wilson | June 27, 2011 LulzSec might be gone as an entity, but their effect, and leaks, are living on. This time, their latest leak is targeting several government servers. Anonymous clearly is picking up where LulzSec left off.
ZeroPaid the First Official News Site to Experience the ‘LulzSec Effect’? Drew Wilson | June 25, 2011 Earlier today, we reported on the story about the existence of LulzSec and Anonymous scaring an ISP into stalling web censorship. After publication, what happened after certainly wasn’t expected. It seems that what happened is now being called the “LulzSec Effect”.
Anonymous and LulzSec’s Existence Scares ISP into Halting Web Censorship Drew Wilson | June 25, 2011 LulzSec has certainly had an effect on many around the world. Love them or hate them, it’s next to impossible to deny that they have caught the attention of many. That includes Australian ISP Telstra. According to reports surfacing, they planned on rolling out their web censorship plan, but are now hesitant on implementing their …
LulzSec Ridicules The Jester Drew Wilson | June 24, 2011 Earlier this morning, we reported on Th3J35t3r (The Jester) exposing LulzSec member Sabu. LulzSec responded by belittling his efforts to take down Jihadist websites and rewriting one of his scripts.
LulzSec’s First Secret Document Dump Hits Web One Day Early Drew Wilson | June 23, 2011 LulzSec had vowed to expose secret government documents, saying that the dump was set to Friday. As far as “Western” societies are concerned, Friday isn’t for another several hours. Still, that hasn’t stopped LulzSec from dumping the classified documents now.
LulzSec Sets Release Date While More Claim They Are Compromised Drew Wilson | June 22, 2011 With so many questionable reports circulating in the media, if you have a healthy dose of scepticism, chances are, you’ll have a good grasp of what is really going on. Another group has come forward to claim that they compromised LulzSec and plan to hand their details over to the FBI. Just hours after these …
Media Gives LulzSec Credit for Another Hack They Never Carried Out Drew Wilson | June 21, 2011 If there is anything that is surprising about the LulzSec story, outside of their success, is the poor quality of journalism when it comes to covering the hacking. After improperly giving LulzSec credit for breaking in to and compromising UK census data, now they are giving LulzSec credit for bringing down Australian domain registrar Distribute.it.
LulzSec Denies Involvement in UK Hack, Not Arrested After All Drew Wilson | June 21, 2011 Rumours were apparently circulating that LulzSec was involved in hacking the UK government. These rumours were followed up by a supposed arrest of one of its members, but LulzSec has denied both today.
