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1112:. He was accused of stealing thousands of documents and applications from AT&T that LulzSec published as part of their so-called "final release" of the operation. LulzSec denied that any of their membership had been arrested, stating "there are six of us, and we're all still here." The four, going by the online handles Ziaolin, Calimero, DutchD3V1L, and Time, were arrested on 19 July and their computers and electronic equipment confiscated as evidence. Prosecutors identified the suspects after computer security company Fox-IT helped them gain access to a chat channel thought to be used by the group. 1108:

arrests of four suspects aged 17, 18, 25, and 35. All were located in different Dutch and cities and accused of being part of the hacking group AntiSec NL, an operation participant inspired by LulzSec. On 19 July 2011, the London Metropolitan Police announced the arrest of possible core LulzSec member T-flow. A 16-year-old male was arrested in South London on charges of violating the Computer Misuse Act as part of an operation involving the arrest of several other hackers affiliated with Anonymous in the United States and United Kingdom. On the same day, the FBI arrested 21-year-old Lance Moore in

1159:. Details relating to an attack on Sony and hundreds of thousands of email addresses and passwords were found on the computer. A London court released Davis on bail under the conditions that he live under curfew with his parents and have no access to the internet. His lawyer Gideon Cammerman stated that, while his client did help publicize LulzSec and Anonymous attacks, he lacks the technical skills to have been anything but a sympathizer. 624:. Internal database documents and personnel email were stolen during the attack. The group also claimed to have vandalized the firm's website and forcing them to take it offline. The group says that in the documents procured, they found a proposal to the FBI for the firm to produce a "Special Identities Modernization (SIM) Project" that would help identify those who might present a criminal or terrorist risk in the future, 793:, though not released yet. Anonymous said that they would redact inmate names but would release the names of all " informants who had the false impression that they would be able to 'anonymously' snitch in secrecy." The release also included a demand that all arrested members of Anonymous be released immediately. Some of the information released, however, was already publicly available. They proceeded to release the 798:

information was included, with Anonymous stating, "We have no sympathy for any of the officers or informants who may be endangered by the release of their personal information. For too long they have been using and abusing our personal information." Anonymous claimed that their motive was revenge over the arrests of a number of participants in previous operations and of LulzSec and Anonymous member

5092: 718:. They claimed via Twitter to have obtained around one gigabyte of data that they would release portions of over the course of a few days. The group claimed that some of the data was so sensitive that they felt it would be irresponsible to release, and thus would only make a portion of what was taken available. The first two documents released relate to outsourcing 925:. They also added what they claimed were Baclagan's personal home address and phone number. The group claimed the action as part of their attack on law enforcement in support of the Occupy movement and in protest for prosecution of computer criminals in general. They also claimed to have read his text messages, listened to his voicemail, and used his 545:. They replaced the webpage with a graphic representing Anonymous with text reading "The Internet is the last frontier and we will not let corrupt governments spoil it. We are Anonymous, We are LulzSec, We are People from around the world who are stepping in the name of freedom". The release also included a file containing internal mapping of 40: 993:, a group with close ties to Anonymous including two hackers with former membership in the group, claimed responsibility for the attack and hoax. The group claimed that the action was in the name of Operation Anti-Security and that they would continue looking to expose information on corporations "to assist with antisec." The 901:; 1000 names and passwords of members of the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association; and the financial information and client list of web developer and marketing company Matrix Group, a business with several law enforcement clients. AntiSec claimed that at least 40 law enforcement related websites were included in the attack. 852:, Anonymous attacked the website of the Texas Police Chiefs Association. On 1 September, the group defaced the website and released documents from it marked "law enforcement sensitive" and "for official use only". The release also included police officer private email. The same day, the group brought down the website of the 1202:. Five suspects were charged with conspiracy: Jake Davis, accused of being the hacker "Topiary" (who had been previously arrested); Ryan Ackroyd of London, accused of being "Kayla"; Darren Martyn of Ireland, accused of being "pwnsauce"; Donncha O’Cearrbhail of Ireland, accused of being "palladium"; and 772:

sent into the company as proof that they had infiltrated their systems. Anonymous claimed that the attack would be the first part of a promised "Fuck FBI Friday", or FFF, campaign as part of the larger Operation AntiSec. They published 400 megabytes of content from the company later the same day. The

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websites and brought down and replaced the content of 74 of them. The 74 sites had their normal pages replaced with an Antisec logo and a message denouncing supposed attempts at internet censorship by the Turkish government. Websites affected included that of a children's hospital, but not of any key

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On 28 June, the group released the second collection of documents stolen from the Arizona Department of Public Safety during Operation Anti-Security. Dubbed "Chinga la Migra Communique Dos", or "Fuck the Border Patrol Message Two", the data file contained the names, addresses, phone numbers, internet

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council were included. The Mosman council dump included mainly publicly available information from the website as well as a not-publicly-available prototype version of the website that had not yet been launched. They claimed to also have access to all Zimbabwean government websites ending in gov.zw.

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and was taken from a government website designed to provide election results where the data was publicly available, and the data proved freely accessible information instead of a hack. In early July, the group RedHack hacked into and defaced over 1000 websites based in Turkey. They claimed to do so

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were charged in connection to their alleged involvement with LulzSec. The FBI revealed that supposed LulzSec leader Hector Xavier Monsegur, who went by the username Sabu, had been aiding law enforcement since pleading guilty to twelve counts, including conspiracy and computer hacking, on 15 August

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Centro Nazionale Anticrimine Informatico per la Protezione delle Infrastrutture Critiche, translated as the National Anti-Crime Computer Center for Critical Infrastructure Protection, an agency tasked with protecting vital computer systems for the country. The Twitter account @anonesc posted less

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counted only 67,000 unique emails, of which only 53,000 were military addresses. The remainder of the addresses came from educational institutions and defense contractors. The Department of Defense said they were aware of the incident and were coordinating with other agencies for a response. Booz

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A digital publishing company named BlueToad has come forward to take responsibility for the leak of a million iOS unique device identifiers (UDIDs) that were previously attributed to an alleged FBI laptop hack. In a number of interviews published Monday, BlueToad apologized to the public for the

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of Vanguard Defense Industries, in the name of AntiSec. They claimed that the firm's relationships with United States military and law enforcement organizations made it a legitimate target as part of the operation. They also claimed to have breached the company's website, which was running on a

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of over 100 police officers from the Missouri Sheriffs' Association website. The following Saturday, 6 August, they released a cache of data from the websites title "Shooting Sheriffs Saturday Release" which included the information taken from law enforcement websites. Large amounts of personal

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has launched investigations into many of the attacks committed as part of Operation AntiSec. At least seven arrests have been made in connection to activities related to the operation, including the arrests of two purported LulzSec members, a man who provided LulzSec with security vulnerability

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Law enforcement agencies in various countries have arrested or searched the property of alleged participants in Operation AntiSec. These suspects have come from different groups who carried out attacks as part of the operation. On 11 July, prosecutors in the Netherlands released details of the

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for a series of attacks they dubbed Operation Anti-Security or Operation AntiSec. The press release accompanying the beginning of the operation called for supporters to steal and publish classified government documents under the name AntiSec. Major banks and corporations were also mentioned as

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On 4 September 2012, 1 million unique device IDs for Apple products were published by a group associated with Anonymous. The group claimed that the 1 million IDs were part of a dataset of 12.36 million records taken from an FBI laptop. The FBI responded by saying they were not aware of any

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website to their Twitter feed. News International released a statement regarding the attacks before having the page the statement appeared on also redirected to the LulzSec Twitter page and eventually taken offline. The group also released the names and phone numbers of a reporter for

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video. The dump 600 megabytes of information including membership rosters, internal documents, and social security numbers from the International Association of Chiefs of Police; nearly 1000 names, ranks, addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of police officers in

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and attacks on the websites of government entities in various countries. The groups involved have published sensitive government and corporate information, as well as the email addresses, names, and social security numbers, and credit card numbers of website users.

141:, and various United States law enforcement websites. Anonymous has used the stolen credit card numbers of police officers to make unauthorized donations to various causes. Others have also committed hacks in the name of the operation, including a hack into the 682:, and various private sector contractors, calling the released "Military Meltdown Monday". They also sarcastically posted an invoice charging the company for "security audit services rendered". Despite Anonymous' claims that 90,000 emails were released, the 585:. They published a partial membership list and a handbook for precinct committee members. The hack was also considered part of the group's OpOrlando plan. On 4 July, Anonymous released a document containing 27 administrative usernames and passwords from an 839:

platform, though the company says that their website was never affected. The group released 1 gigabyte of information three days later, all of it taken from Garcia's personal email account; it mainly related to Garcia's former role with InfraGard.

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On 27 June 2011, Anonymous published information relating to the Cyberterrorism Defense Initiative's Security and Network Training Initiative and National Education Laboratory program, or Sentinel program, an operation run by the United States

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in the name of AntiSec. The names, telephone numbers, and email addresses of members of the Filipino Congress were released via Pastebin, with the group claiming that they may also release blood types and the private websites of some members.

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websites hosted on the same server. As much as 10 gigabytes of data was taken, including the personal information of police officers from numerous jurisdictions. Emails were also taken, as well as the confidential information of inmates and

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On 25 June 2011, the group released what they described as their last dump of the operation. The release contained a large amount of information from varied sources. Included was information from numerous companies, including half a

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of usernames, email addresses, passwords, employers, and other information of around 20,000 people, many of them United States government employees or contractors. The organization with the most employees compromised was the

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and released information on the company's employees, including names, addresses, and email addresses. The group claimed they performed the attack to protest the company's lawsuits against farmers who manufacture

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with email addresses, user names, and passwords of site users. p0keu posted the user information to Pastebin. p0keu has continued hacking, but has not labelled all of his releases with the AntiSec slogan.

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Allen confirmed the intrusion on 13 July, but contradicted Anonymous' claims in saying that the attack never got past their own systems, meaning that information from the military should be secure.

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and two others associated with the newspaper and encouraged their supporters to call them. The group further included an old email address and password of former News International executive

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The groups involved claim that the operation aims to protest government censorship and monitoring of the internet. LulzSec members also mention ending what they believe are corrupt

4186: 2478: 5006: 1178:. The two are accused of conspiring to commit offenses under the Computer Misuse Act of 1990; police said that the arrests related to investigations into LulzSec member Kayla. 853: 4645: 2647: 2552: 1871: 4608: 4406: 2028: 2772: 5157: 4883: 4821: 2269: 1834: 4246: 3592: 1190:. In exchange for his cooperation, federal prosecutors agreed not to prosecute Monsegur for his computer hacking, and also not to prosecute him for two attempts to sell 3755: 3351: 3123: 2735: 2616: 1618: 4585: 3307: 2192: 1577: 3778: 3201: 3146: 3082: 5206: 3387: 3238: 2850: 1044:

TamilCanadian.com. He gave no reason for why he chose the website to attack other than that he did so under the AntiSec label. On 14 July, he leaked part of the

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potential targets. Though LulzSec disbanded as a group on 26 June 2011, members have been reported to be continuing the operation from within Anonymous.

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containing 600 megabytes of information described as national "AU election data" and labelled with the tag #Antisec. In reality, the data concerned the

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unauthorized data release. Going further the FBI also stated that there is no reason that they have "sought or obtained" the data that was "stolen".

4999: 3869: 2684: 1005:, claiming they did so for "moral reasons" as part of AntiSec. They posted numerous messages to the company's Facebook wall mocking their security. 877: 663: 439: 4299: 3409: 2575: 2054: 1776: 3931: 3836: 3673: 2134: 4499: 4369: 3987: 3629: 78:, and others inspired by the announcement of the operation. LulzSec performed the earliest attacks of the operation, with the first against the 1537: 644:. They also sent a message to company employees urging them to work against the government rather than for it. The hack was done with a simple 609:. Two days later, Italian police arrested 15 alleged members of Anonymous ranging in age from 15 to 28. The group vowed revenge for the raids. 3569: 1324: 477:. The hack included information that the agency distributed in 2009 and contained resources on publicly available hacking software, a list of 5500: 5269: 5137: 4686: 826:

On 16 August, Anonymous gained access to the email account of Richard Garcia, former assistant director in charge of the FBI field office in

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experts discussing techniques for tracking cybercriminals and how different companies respond to law enforcement requests for information.

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A hacker going by the name Thehacker12, a self-purported AntiSec supporter but not a member of Anonymous, released data stolen from

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bureau locations, details on counter-hacking tools, and form letters that law enforcement agencies used to obtain user details from

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against the agency's website on 20 June, taking it offline for only a few minutes. On the same day, they knocked the website of the

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internal documents generally concern contracts that ManTech has with NATO, the nature of which Anonymous claims shows a waste of

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The original announcement of Operation Anti-Security included a call from LulzSec to spread the name "AntiSec" through physical

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In early September 2011, Scotland Yard made two further arrests relating to LulzSec. Police arrested a 24-year-old male in

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Anonymous launched what it dubbed "Turkish Takedown Thursday" on 6 July. They posted internal data from over one hundred

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branch of Anonymous hacked the website of the Austrian Gebühren Info Service, the television license agency run by

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On the same day, the group released information obtained from various government sources. Government data from

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contracts with the military. They also claimed to have obtained information allowing them to log into various

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has used to represent the operation; it contains elements of symbols used to represent both Anonymous and

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hacking group formed in May 2011 and came to international prominence after hacking the websites of the

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account of Alfredo "Fred" Baclagan, a special agent supervising computer crime investigations with the

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government agencies. On the same day, the group released database dumps taken from 20 universities in

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In retaliation for arrests of people who allegedly participated in Operation AntiSec, and especially

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than 100 megabytes of data, but they claimed to have taken over eight gigabytes. The data related to

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is investigating the incident as a threat on the President. The group subsequently hacked into the

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incident, explaining that hackers had broken into the company's systems in order to steal the file.

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On 22 June, an offshoot of the group calling themselves LulzSecBrazil took down the website of the

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Despite claiming to have retired, on 18 July LulzSec hacked into the website of British newspaper

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company allianceforbiz.com on 24 August 2011 on Mediafire and Pastebin. The release contained a

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in an effort to stop them from stating on the label that their milk does not contain artificial

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On 6 July, a hacker called p0keu released of around 2,658 usernames, passwords hidden behind

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possibly connected to the investigation. Scotland Yard later identified the man arrested as

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On 1 July, Anonymous once again targeted Arizona law enforcement by publishing a number of

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Anonymous released their first cache of the operation on 27 June 2011, taken from an anti-

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on 20 June 2011. Soon after, the group released information taken from the servers of the

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account to call and text his friends and family. They also purchased a camera using his

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for the justice system's characterization of Anonymous activities as "cyber-terrorism".

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On 23 June, the group released a large cache of documents taken from the servers of the

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information, and four alleged members of AntiSec NL, a group inspired by the operation.

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On 6 March 2012, two men from Great Britain, one from the United States, and two from

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and as part of Operation Anti-Security. The websites belonged both to agencies of the

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resident Jake Davis. He was charged with unauthorized access of a computer under the

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On 21 October, announced a dump of data related to law enforcement in support of the

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On 25 July, first posted confidential information that they claimed came from the

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Twitter account (@foxnewspolitics) was hacked and false tweets reporting that

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On 8 July, the group claimed responsibility for hacks against IRC Federal, an

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website database. At least 31 of the records in the database contained plain

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feed a few hours later. The group also published the personal information of

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and the Computer and Technology Crime Hightech Response Team, to a site on

3521:"Undeterred By Arrests, Anonymous Spills Data From FBI Contractor ManTech" 3106:"Hacking group AntiSec says it stole 90,000 U.S. military email passwords" 1390:"AntiSec 'hackers without borders' claim new hack on Arizona state police" 269:. The release, titled "chinga la migra", roughly translating to "fuck the 6512: 6440: 6425: 6244: 6220: 6094: 6076: 5977: 5899: 5734: 5719: 5619: 5598: 5377: 5019: 4884:"Infamous international hacking group LulzSec brought down by own leader" 4727: 4722: 4039:"FBI denies hacking group AntiSec obtained Apple IDs from federal laptop" 3634: 2219: 2214: 1501: 1211: 1120: 998: 979: 968: 695: 570: 525: 517: 502: 356: 286: 142: 130: 2759:"AntiSec: Anonymous hackers strike again in "Turkish Takedown Thursday"" 281:

and locked remote access of Department of Public Safety email accounts.

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Lopez, Luciana; Brian Ellsworth (24 June 2011). Anthony Boadle (ed.).

6625: 6517: 6471: 6286: 6100: 6070: 5949: 5934: 5764: 5603: 5315: 5116: 4934: 4853: 4813: 4732: 4691: 4537: 3902: 3534: 3419: 2585: 2224: 2144: 1993: 1830: 1506: 1464:"Operation Anti-Security: Anonymous yet to act while LulzSec rampage" 1127:. They also searched the house of and interviewed a 17-year-old from 1033:. The group vowed to continue contribution to the AntiSec operation. 1002: 989:

has been shot three times and killed were sent from the account. The

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On 18 November 2011, Anonymous posted 38,000 email messages from the

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servers as well as passwords and data from umusic.com, a website of

106:, posting a fake news story of the death of the publication's owner 4609:"Cyber-Attacker Dumps Log-ins for 20,000 Customers, U.S. Employees" 4173:"Hacked Fox News falsely reports U.S. President Obama Assassinated" 207:

has also been given as a reason for particular hacks. In contrast,

39: 6250: 6190: 6160: 5469: 5061: 4613: 4327: 3033: 2874:"Anonymous vows revenge after 15 arrested; AntiSec hacks continue" 2689: 2652: 2389: 2152: 1781: 1623: 1578:"LulzSec, Anonymous declare war against governments, corporations" 1431:"Notorious Hacker Group LulzSec Just Announced That It's Finished" 910: 741: 606: 493:

of a dozen Arizona police officers. It also contained the emails,

259: 137:. Their most recent attacks have been against large corporations, 38: 3447:"Anonymous Target U.S. Security Contractor: FBI Release Promised" 347:

company Priority Investigations. Finally, an internal manual for

6522: 6317: 5561: 3746: 3678: 3674:"AntiSec hackers post stolen police data as revenge for arrests" 3294:"Anonymous Hackers Hit NATO: One Gigabyte of Military Data Lost" 3266: 3229: 2796:"Hackers Claim Attack on Turkish Government Defaces 74 Websites" 2461:"'Hacktivist' spree continues, Tunisian govt site latest target" 2260: 2183: 1862: 1656:"LulzSec and Anonymous: Hunting for skeletons hidden in closets" 1152: 1041: 715: 330: 298: 230:

LulzSec launched the first attacks of the operation against the

180: 138: 5188: 4988: 2648:"AntiSec posts passwords from Apple survey server (updated 5x)" 2425:"Anonymous 'AntiSec' Operation Targets Viacom, Universal Music" 4972: 4736: 3932:"Anonymous exposes cybercrime investigator's Gmail, voicemail" 3643: 2617:"Anonymous Posts Internal Data of the Orange County Democrats" 2228: 1538:"LulzSec's first Operation Anti-Security release: Arizona DPS" 1510: 975:, were vandalized with pieces of graffiti reading the phrase. 889: 711: 601: 594: 593:

follow-up surveys. The encrypted passwords were taken from an

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account to post a false news story about the assassination of

1984:"LulzSec Strikes Brazil Again; Petrobras Denies Being Hacked" 1947:"Brazilian Government, Energy Company Latest LulzSec Victims" 888:

together also had their content replaced with an anti-police

1858:"LulzSec leaked AT&T LTE rollout plans and iPad 3 rumor" 1008:

On 4 July, someone going by the name f1esc posted a file to

784:

On 31 July, Anonymous attacked the websites of 77 different

4646:"Leading Member of LulzSec Hacker Squad Arrested in London" 3893:"Online political hacker group hits Boston police websites" 2576:"Anonymous temporarily brings down Arizona police websites" 1155:

laptop and a 100-gigabyte hard drive that ran 16 different

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also under the Criminal Law Act 1977. Police confiscated a

318: 4088:"Publishing firm: iOS UDID leak came from us, not the FBI" 1821:"LulzSec Says Goodbye, Dumping NATO, AT&T, Gamer Data" 1497:"Newsnight online 'chat' with Lulz Security hacking group" 5501:

Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center ransomware incident

4687:"Hacker Arrests May Have Included Core Member of LulzSec" 3562:"AntiSec: 77 law enforcement websites hit in mass attack" 1288:"Three Reasons to Fear Lulzsec: Sites, Skills, and Slant" 541:. They also gained control of a website belonging to the 27:

Series of cyberattacks conducted by Anonymous and LulzSec

4804:"UK teen cyber activist bailed without Internet access" 3819:"Anonymous and Antisec Attack Law Enforcement Websites" 1687:"LulzSec Claims Breach Against Arizona Law Enforcement" 1139:, encouraging or assisting criminal activity under the 651:

On 11 July, Anonymous hacked into systems belonging to

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that could be used to access Arizona police servers to

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Most of the information and control were given through

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Activities during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

4247:"Hackers falsely claim Obama dead on Fox Twitter feed" 2298:"LulzBoat Sails On: Anonymous Dumps More Arizona Data" 3410:"Hackers post documents from Italian cybercrime unit" 340:, 50,000 from various video game forums, and 29 from 4528:"Dutch give details on 4 'Anonymous' hacker arrests" 3711:"Vanguard Defense Industries compromised by AntiSec" 1233:"For Some Hackers, The Goal Is Just To Play A Prank" 854:

United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

6613: 6597: 6551: 6495: 6464: 6408: 6387: 6341: 6300: 6269: 6260: 6031: 5948: 5778: 5678: 5638: 5612: 5554: 5488: 5447: 5401: 5365: 5339: 5293: 5256: 5249: 5130: 5099: 5054: 3334:"'Anonymous' Hackers Claim to Breach NATO Security" 4925:"Feds: NYC hacker also involved with drug dealing" 3974:"Anonymous Hacks Back at Cybercrime Investigators" 1123:on 27 July 2011 suspected of being LulzSec member 690:On 12 July, the group attacked the web servers of 70:attacks performed by members of the hacking group 4923:Caruso, David B.; Jennifer Peltz (9 March 2012). 4764:"Report: Scotland Yard Identifies LulzSec Hacker" 2722:"Hackers Claim Apple Online Data Was Compromised" 1325:"Who are the group behind this week's CIA hack?" 764:On 29 July, Anonymous hacked the FBI-contractor 735:the Austrian national public service broadcaster 5541:Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections 3779:"Anonymous Claims Hack of Texas Police Website" 3374:"'Anonymous' hackers access Austrian bank data" 2256:"Anonymous ready to roll in post-LulzSec world" 1260:"Parting is such tweet sorrow for hacker group" 4797: 4795: 4007: 4005: 3742:"AntiSec hackers target Vanguard Defense exec" 3147:"Hackers target top contractor, nab passwords" 215:targeting governments and large corporations. 5200: 5000: 4568:"Hackers hit Congress website on eve of SONA" 4014:"Hackers claim 12 million Apple IDs from FBI" 971:. A few days after, a number of locations in 874:International Association of Chiefs of Police 676:United States Department of Homeland Security 119:United States Department of Homeland Security 8: 3262:"Monsanto confirms Anonymous hacking attack" 3062: 3060: 2021:"Hackers target Brazilian statistics agency" 1921:"LulzSec takes down Brazil government sites" 1814: 1812: 1810: 1808: 714:purportedly taken from servers belonging to 279:Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center 5511:Democratic National Committee cyber attacks 4877: 4875: 4723:"Man arrested over computer hacking claims" 2385:"Sydney council victim of AntiSec campaign" 2350:. Archived from the original on 1 July 2011 2291: 2289: 2287: 2179:"Hackers target Murdoch newspaper Web site" 2048: 2046: 1571: 1569: 1080:House of Representatives of the Philippines 777:. The files also include dealings with the 430:, the Murdoch-owned company that publishes 6266: 5455:Office of Personnel Management data breach 5253: 5207: 5193: 5185: 5007: 4993: 4985: 3925: 3923: 2837:"Anonymous Attacks Turkish Websites Again" 2215:"Lulz Security hackers target Sun website" 2172: 2170: 520:, passwords from servers belonging to the 333:online bookstore, 500,000 from the online 3812: 3810: 2418: 2416: 2331: 2329: 1231:Morse, Andrew; Sherr, Ian (6 June 2011). 872:. The dump including data taken from the 726:and the funding request for the project. 422:had died after ingesting a fatal dose of 3967: 3965: 3963: 2794:Morse, Andrew; Ian Sherr (6 July 2011). 664:United States Special Operations Command 289:of data from telecommunications company 3422:. Telegraph Media Group. 25 July 2011. 3225:"Anonymous targets Monsanto, oil firms" 2911:"AntiSec Hackers Hit F.B.I. Contractor" 1388:Olivarez-Giles, Nathan (29 June 2011). 1223: 963:Actions by other groups and individuals 528:government websites, and data from the 418:and posting a fake story claiming that 3740:Skillings, Jonathan (19 August 2011). 3667: 3665: 2951:"Hackers attack another FBI 'partner'" 2361: 720:communication and information services 426:. They objected to the involvement of 5138:February 2010 Australian cyberattacks 4945:from the original on 28 December 2013 4548:from the original on 30 December 2012 4521: 4519: 4517: 4323:"Pfizer's Facebook hacked by AntiSec" 3948:from the original on 23 November 2011 2971:from the original on 5 September 2012 2314:from the original on 14 December 2011 1333:. London. Independent Print Limited. 1304:from the original on 15 December 2011 878:Boston Police Patrolmen's Association 539:2008 Zimbabwean presidential election 351:engineers and a screencapture of the 7: 4780:from the original on 19 October 2011 3990:from the original on 3 December 2011 3930:Gallagher, Sean (21 November 2011). 3872:from the original on 22 October 2011 3839:from the original on 23 October 2011 3758:from the original on 14 October 2011 3500:from the original on 14 October 2012 3445:Stevenson, Alastair (29 July 2011). 3292:Stevenson, Alastair (21 July 2011). 3241:from the original on 2 November 2012 3186:Stevenson, Alastair (13 July 2011). 2590:Christian Science Publishing Society 2500:Stevenson, Alastair (24 June 2011). 2272:from the original on 9 November 2011 2195:from the original on 9 November 2011 1837:from the original on 23 January 2013 1462:Stevenson, Alastair (22 June 2011). 1017:both to mark the anniversary of the 321:LTE, 90,000 personal phones used by 248:distributed denial-of-service attack 5506:Commission on Elections data breach 4802:Prodhan, Georgina (1 August 2011). 4391:Stevenson, Alastair (5 July 2011). 4208:Stevenson, Alastair (4 July 2011). 4171:Stevenson, Alastair (4 July 2011). 4060:Goddard, Louis (4 September 2012). 3690:from the original on 10 August 2011 2757:Stevenson, Alastair (7 July 2011). 2537:Stevenson, Alastair (1 July 2011). 1750:Arizona Department of Public Safety 1368:Australian Broadcasting Corporation 1014:2011 New South Wales state election 953:article published on 10 September: 710:On 21 July, Anonymous released two 640:and access panels belonging to the 630:United States Department of Justice 475:Federal Emergency Management Agency 267:Arizona Department of Public Safety 123:Federal Emergency Management Agency 84:Arizona Department of Public Safety 4824:from the original on 2 August 2011 4762:Albanesius, Chloe (31 July 2011). 4607:Rashid, Fahmida (24 August 2011). 4302:from the original on 26 March 2012 4112:Gayathri, Amrutha (21 June 2011). 3972:Norton, Quinn (19 November 2011). 3891:Guilfoil, John (22 October 2011). 3777:Ribeiro, John (2 September 2011). 3650:from the original on 4 August 2011 2685:"Anonymous boasts hack into Apple" 2481:from the original on 2 August 2012 2423:Albanesius, Chloe (30 June 2011). 2296:Albanesius, Chloe (29 June 2011). 1874:from the original on 20 March 2012 642:United States Department of Energy 25: 5666:Jeff Bezos phone hacking incident 4743:from the original on 28 July 2011 4703:from the original on 20 July 2011 4588:from the original on 24 July 2011 4358:Chirgwin, Richard (4 July 2011). 4126:from the original on 24 June 2011 3858:Kelly, Meghan (21 October 2011). 3817:Norton, Quinn (22 October 2011). 3426:from the original on 25 July 2011 3354:from the original on 21 July 2011 3126:from the original on 15 July 2011 3008:from the original on 13 July 2011 2931:from the original on 10 July 2011 2890:from the original on 11 July 2011 2441:from the original on 24 June 2012 2235:from the original on 19 July 2011 2111:from the original on 21 July 2011 2095:"Website of Murdoch's Sun Hacked" 2074:from the original on 20 July 2011 2031:from the original on 27 June 2011 2000:from the original on 27 June 2011 1945:McMillan, Robert (22 June 2011). 1895:"LulzSec hits Brazilian websites" 1793:from the original on 29 June 2011 1598:from the original on 23 June 2011 1443:from the original on 27 June 2011 1358:"Lulzsec teams up with Anonymous" 1337:from the original on 19 June 2011 1119:arrested an 18-year-old man from 680:United States Department of State 6239:Microarchitectural Data Sampling 5475:Ukrainian Power Grid Cyberattack 5383:Cyberterrorism attack of June 25 5090: 4685:Greenberg, Andy (19 July 2011). 4372:from the original on 7 July 2011 4321:Danchev, Dancho (27 July 2011). 3591:David, Brennan (1 August 2011). 3541:from the original on 7 July 2012 3519:Greenberg, Andy (29 July 2011). 3145:Stray, Jonathan (11 July 2011). 3027:Gerwirtz, David (11 July 2011). 2853:from the original on 9 July 2011 2738:from the original on 6 July 2011 2596:from the original on 5 July 2011 2401:from the original on 3 July 2011 2053:Gayomail, Chris (18 July 2011). 1982:Rapoza, Kenneth (25 June 2011). 1819:Greenberg, Andy (25 June 2011). 1775:Whittaker, Zack (25 June 2011). 1756:from the original on 1 July 2011 1711:Tsotsis, Alexia (23 June 2011). 1554:from the original on 9 July 2011 1517:from the original on 1 July 2011 1429:Weisenthal, Joe (25 June 2011). 1410:from the original on 3 July 2011 1258:Svensson, Peter (27 June 2011). 915:California Department of Justice 622:United States federal government 414:, altering the site to resemble 203:as a goal of the operation. The 5587:2017 Ukraine ransomware attacks 5424:2014 JPMorgan Chase data breach 4644:Kaplan, Jeremy (19 July 2011). 4526:Sterling, Toby (21 July 2011). 4245:MacInnis, Laura (5 July 2011). 3709:Ragan, Steve (16 August 2011). 3672:Mills, Elinor (6 August 2011). 3628:Usigan, Ysolt (3 August 2011). 3104:Hennigan, W.J. (11 July 2011). 3067:Storm, Darlene (11 July 2011). 2254:Reisinger, Don (27 June 2011). 1576:Acohido, Byron (20 June 2011). 1472:. New York City. Archived from 1323:Taylor, Jerome (16 June 2011). 1046:Stevens Institute of Technology 1040:, and email addresses from the 1001:page of pharmaceutical company 781:and a list of employee emails. 618:Federal Bureau of Investigation 509:member who is also a convicted 479:Federal Bureau of Investigation 471:Department of Homeland Security 5419:2014 celebrity nude photo leak 4286:Brewster, Tom (22 July 2011). 3482:Hachman, Mark (29 July 2011). 3386:. 25 July 2011. Archived from 3260:Mills, Elinor (13 July 2011). 3223:Mills, Elinor (12 July 2011). 2990:Bright, Peter (11 July 2011). 2909:Richmond, Riva (8 July 2011). 2646:O'Grady, Jason (3 July 2011). 2574:Shaer, Matthew (1 July 2011). 2177:Mills, Elinor (18 July 2011). 2135:"Media moguls body discovered" 2093:Rovzar, Chris (18 July 2011). 1893:Emery, Daniel (22 June 2011). 1536:Bright, Peter (25 June 2011). 1286:Murphy, David (19 June 2011). 1214:as part of Operation AntiSec. 984:President of the United States 884:. A number of police websites 880:, and the Sheriff's office of 812:Electronic Frontier Foundation 808:American Civil Liberties Union 589:system used to operate online 232:Serious Organised Crime Agency 150:President of the United States 80:Serious Organised Crime Agency 1: 5656:Bulgarian revenue agency hack 5434:Russian hacker password theft 5072:Distributed Denial of Secrets 4882:Winter, Jana (6 March 2012). 4490:Wilson, Drew (17 July 2011). 4459:Purcell, Joe (14 July 2011). 3560:Ragan, Steve (31 July 2011). 2872:Bright, Peter (8 July 2011). 2835:Ribeiro, John (7 July 2011). 2720:Ribeiro, John (4 July 2011). 2581:The Christian Science Monitor 2383:Lee, Michael (28 June 2011). 2336:Wilson, Dean (28 June 2011). 1685:Aamoth, Doug (23 June 2011). 1654:Ragan, Steve (21 June 2011). 1617:Meyer, David (20 June 2011). 1495:Watts, Susan (24 June 2011). 1200:impersonating a federal agent 1097:Small Business Administration 660:United States Central Command 616:firm that contracts with the 325:, and the development of the 5790:Bangladesh Black Hat Hackers 5266:(publication of 2009 events) 4428:Wilson, Drew (6 July 2011). 4398:International Business Times 4215:International Business Times 4178:International Business Times 4119:International Business Times 3452:International Business Times 3299:International Business Times 3193:International Business Times 2764:International Business Times 2615:Wilson, Drew (3 July 2011). 2544:International Business Times 2507:International Business Times 1919:Clark, Jack (22 June 2011). 1856:Sin, Gloria (28 June 2011). 1738:"DPS Victim of Cyber Attack" 1469:International Business Times 1170:, and a 20-year-old male in 995:United States Secret Service 6681:Hacking (computer security) 5651:Baltimore ransomware attack 3717:. p. 1. Archived from 2107:. New York Media Holdings. 1356:Ross, Nick (20 June 2011). 1117:Police Central E-Crime Unit 1074:On 24 July, a group called 211:described the operation as 177:Public Broadcasting Service 6727: 5925:Tailored Access Operations 5572:WannaCry ransomware attack 5465:Ashley Madison data breach 5409:Anthem medical data breach 5326:PlayStation network outage 4939:The New York Times Company 3907:The New York Times Company 2925:The New York Times Company 2683:Yap, Jamie (4 July 2011). 1619:"LulzSec claims Soca hack" 1078:hacked the website of the 692:agricultural biotechnology 668:United States Marine Corps 620:and other agencies of the 483:internet service providers 29: 6676:Denial-of-service attacks 5661:WhatsApp snooping scandal 5526:Indian Bank data breaches 5220: 5173: 5088: 5026: 4533:The Sydney Morning Herald 4037:(UK) (4 September 2012). 2368:: CS1 maint: unfit URL ( 1439:. Silicon Alley Insider. 1265:The Sydney Morning Herald 895:Jefferson County, Alabama 806:to make donations to the 768:. They posted a PDF of a 507:Fraternal Order of Police 366:, brasil.gov.br, and the 6711:Anonymous (hacker group) 6203:Speculative Store Bypass 5770:Ukrainian Cyber Alliance 5567:2017 Macron e-mail leaks 3161:Gannett Government Media 3079:International Data Group 1137:Computer Misuse Act 1990 1103:Law enforcement response 973:Mission Beach, San Diego 802:. They also used stolen 638:virtual private networks 359:after being vandalized. 30:Not to be confused with 6701:Internet-based activism 5577:Westminster data breach 5496:Bangladesh Bank robbery 5439:2014 Yahoo! data breach 5429:2014 Sony Pictures hack 5388:2013 Yahoo! data breach 5373:South Korea cyberattack 5275:Operation Olympic Games 5270:Australian cyberattacks 3984:Condé Nast Publications 3942:Condé Nast Publications 3833:Condé Nast Publications 2884:Condé Nast Publications 2810:Dow Jones & Company 2801:The Wall Street Journal 1548:Condé Nast Publications 1237:The Wall Street Journal 933:. The release includes 882:Baldwin County, Alabama 795:social security numbers 791:confidential informants 672:United States Air Force 491:social security numbers 246:. The group launched a 90:and the energy company 56:Operation Anti-Security 18:Operation Anti-Security 5920:Syrian Electronic Army 5630:SingHealth data breach 5393:Singapore cyberattacks 5331:RSA SecurID compromise 5077:Encyclopedia Dramatica 3598:Columbia Daily Tribune 1141:Serious Crime Act 2007 1110:Las Cruces, New Mexico 960: 705:Bovine Growth Hormones 583:Orange County, Florida 530:Municipality of Mosman 236:law enforcement agency 58:, also referred to as 52: 6209:Lazy FP state restore 5993:Kristoffer von Hassel 5646:Sri Lanka cyberattack 5516:Vietnam Airport Hacks 5357:Operation High Roller 4699:. Forbes Publishing. 3157:Springfield, Virginia 1145:Criminal Law Act 1977 1067:and software company 1062:online dating service 955: 832:senior vice president 766:ManTech International 755:Department of Defence 551:Universal Music Group 543:Government of Tunisia 440:phone hacking scandal 345:private investigation 42: 6696:Internet vigilantism 6155:Silent Bob is Silent 5215:Hacking in the 2010s 5046:Low Orbit Ion Cannon 5041:Internet vigilantism 4858:Guardian Media Group 4012:Al Jazeera English. 1023:Government of Turkey 557:paramilitary group. 522:Government of Brazil 459:Anonymous activities 364:Government of Brazil 185:United States Senate 88:Government of Brazil 6089:SS7 vulnerabilities 5625:Atlanta cyberattack 5594:Equifax data breach 5352:Stratfor email leak 5301:Canadian government 5280:Operation ShadowNet 4471:on 9 September 2011 3415:The Daily Telegraph 3390:on 23 February 2014 1149:criminal conspiracy 899:Birmingham, Alabama 804:credit card numbers 656:Booz Allen Hamilton 628:contracts with the 380:President of Brazil 368:President of Brazil 117:program run by the 6538:Petya and NotPetya 6167:ROCA vulnerability 5930:The Shadow Brokers 5856:Iranian Cyber Army 5782:persistent threats 5582:Petya and NotPetya 5546:2016 Bitfinex hack 5521:DCCC cyber attacks 5480:SWIFT banking hack 4860:. 2 September 2011 4625:on 22 January 2013 4339:on 21 October 2012 3795:on 19 October 2012 3603:Columbia, Missouri 3002:Condé Nast Digital 2916:The New York Times 2627:on 9 February 2013 1635:on 14 January 2013 1186:2011 as part of a 866:Occupy Wall Street 779:United States Army 653:defense contractor 387:Mayor of São Paulo 353:United States Navy 338:Battlefield Heroes 219:LulzSec activities 53: 6663: 6662: 6659: 6658: 6651:ZeroAccess botnet 5963:Mustafa Al-Bassam 5730:New World Hackers 5693:associated events 5674: 5673: 5470:VTech data breach 5321:Operation AntiSec 5285:Operation Payback 5244: 5243: 5182: 5181: 5153:Project Chanology 5148:Operation Payback 5143:Operation AntiSec 4582:GMA Network, Inc. 4465:Security Pro News 4296:Dennis Publishing 4252:Los Angeles Times 4226:on 3 October 2011 4122:. New York City. 3721:on 21 August 2011 3572:on 22 August 2011 3310:on 3 October 2011 3111:Los Angeles Times 2965:GMA Network, Inc. 2555:on 3 October 2011 2475:GMA Network, Inc. 2100:New York Magazine 1992:. New York City. 1829:. New York City. 1395:Los Angeles Times 818:Support Network. 591:technical support 66:, is a series of 60:Operation AntiSec 16:(Redirected from 6718: 6267: 5940:Yemen Cyber Army 5264:Operation Aurora 5254: 5223: 5222: 5209: 5202: 5195: 5186: 5094: 5055:Related websites 5009: 5002: 4995: 4986: 4976: 4975: 4973:Official website 4955: 4954: 4952: 4950: 4930:The Boston Globe 4920: 4914: 4913: 4911: 4909: 4904:on 13 March 2012 4900:. Archived from 4898:News Corporation 4889:Fox News Channel 4879: 4870: 4869: 4867: 4865: 4840: 4834: 4833: 4831: 4829: 4799: 4790: 4789: 4787: 4785: 4759: 4753: 4752: 4750: 4748: 4739:. 27 July 2011. 4719: 4713: 4712: 4710: 4708: 4682: 4676: 4675: 4673: 4671: 4662:. 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