LulzsSec last press n release.

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"We got caught and we deserve the consequences?"

 

[jM2.me]

LulzSec = age probably 15-18: nothing serious, sql inject, ddos, minor hacking
Anonymous = age probably 18-28: more advanced hacking, botnets;

What we need is a group of 40-50 yo hackers. They will know what to target, instead of going after minor companies (not related to anonymous)

Just my opinion

 

[MentaL]

All the members of Lulzsec have been outed in the past days, this is why public hacking is such a bad idea. Everything is monitored.

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To understand who/what lulzsec/gn0sis are/is you need to understand where they came from. Everything
originates from the *chan (4chan/711chan/etc.) culture. This internet subculture is pretty much the
dregs of the internet. It's a culture built around the anonymity of the internet. If your anonymous
no one can find you. No one can hurt you, so your invincable. The problem with this idealogy, is it's
on the internet. The internet by definition is not anonymous. Computers have to have attribution.
If you trace something back far enough you can find its origins. So let's give a brief event timeline
on how these groups got together:

1. Anonymous rises up from 4chan against CoS.
2. Anonymous starts DDoSing stuff.
3. Various lower level hacking groups get involved.
4. Anonymous stagnates for a while.
5. Uprisings in the world Attract Anonymous.
6. ProjectPM Looser Barrett Brown becomes mouth piece of Anon.
7. Anonymous shifts focus toward "Worldy" Affairs.
8. Aaron Barr desides he's tired of his job and targets Anon.
9. gn0sis (Uncommon) comes out of no where and releases the Gawker data.
10. gn0sis teams up with anon hackers with all the OP<INSERT SOMETHING HERE> crap.
11. gn0sis (nigg, eekdacat, uncommon, kayla, lauralie) and sabu (from OP Anon poop) hack HBGary.
12. This is where Topiary comes in. They all form lulzsec to be "hacktivists".
13. Lulzsec (now a mix of gn0sis and opanon people) hack SONY and other stuff.

The problem with Lulzsec/gn0sis's "Hacktivist" mantra is that they lack the skills to keep it going.
As such after SONY they couldn't get into anything. So they switched their focus to just releasing
random crap that didn't mean anything. Then they started running out of things they could hack. So
they put out requests for people to join them. That got them a few hits, and now they've switched
their gears again to be "ANTI-SEC". Whether or not this was an attempt at bring other groups out of
the shadows (el8, h0no, zf0, etc), you can only speculate. But as of this writing: 6/24/2011 Sabu
and Topiary are the only two people updating the twitter and releasing poop. Kayla is MIA. The
gn0sis kids are gone in hiding somewhere.

From what we've seen these lulzsec/gn0sis kids aren't really that good at hacking. They troll the internet
and search for sqlinjection vulnerabilities as well as Remote File Include/Local File Include bugs. Once
found they try to download databases or pull down usernames and passwords. Their releases have nothing
to do with their goals or their lulz. It's purely based on whatever they find with their "google hacking"
queries and then release it.

What's funny to us is that these kids are all "Anti-Sec" yet by releasing their hacks they are forcing these
companies to have to hire security professionals which keeps the Security Industry that they are trying to
expose and shut down, in business. I guess they will realise that later in life when they get out of skid
school.

So we've been tracking and infiltrating these kids since the gawker hack. We have the D0x (as they call it)
on everyone except Sabu and Kayla. First we'll go with the kid who did the gawker hack: Uncommon.

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For the twitter users, you may want to follow these two individuals;

TheJester;

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TeaMp0ison;

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These two sought out after Lulzsec for their attempts at extortion and more. TheJester is a good guy and TeaMp0ison are a bunch of good guys too, did everyone a favor really.

 

[MattehCarter]

LulzSec = age probably 15-18: nothing serious, sql inject, ddos, minor hacking
Anonymous = age probably 18-28: more advanced hacking, botnets;

What we need is a group of 40-50 yo hackers. They will know what to target, instead of going after minor companies (not related to anonymous)

Just my opinion

I think you have it a bit wrong there. Anonymous are the ones that DDoS only, as they are causing a 'protest'.

Anyway, I think the whole thing is ridiculous, people are doing doing it to get media attention, and people only reacted to lulzsec because they got that media attention.

If they weren't 'famous', no one would care.

 

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I think you have it a bit wrong there. Anonymous are the ones that DDoS only, as they are causing a 'protest'.

Anyway, I think the whole thing is ridiculous, people are doing doing it to get media attention, and people only reacted to lulzsec because they got that media attention.

If they weren't 'famous', no one would care.

If you read some of their tweets and the other released stuff from their

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, then they said already they only did it for the media and fame.

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All the members of Lulzsec have been outed in the past days, this is why public hacking is such a bad idea. Everything is monitored.

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Uhm in the press release, 50.000 users from random gaming forums were released. Are we one of them?

 

[Tyler]

Surely we'd know about it if we'd been hacked.

 

[jM2.me]

I think you have it a bit wrong there. Anonymous are the ones that DDoS only, as they are causing a 'protest'.

Anyway, I think the whole thing is ridiculous, people are doing doing it to get media attention, and people only reacted to lulzsec because they got that media attention.

If they weren't 'famous', no one would care.

In either way, they target wrong people.

 

[googlenooble]

Long live Kaihoe and the Jester

 

[MentaL]

If you read some of their tweets and the other released stuff from their

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, then they said already they only did it for the media and fame.

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Uhm in the press release, 50.000 users from random gaming forums were released. Are we one of them?

Nope, not RZ :laugh:

 

[darkwalker247]

Anonymous = age probably 18-28: more advanced hacking, botnets;

You go hard bro.

They're both a bunch of retarded kids without skills, both of them just dork random sites then make big deal out of it. Only difference was that LulzSec were too noisy around the media, so people that actually represented the scene took them down really fast.

 

[jM2.me]

Haha sorry for 3 days bump but here it is.

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Can't wait for next target

 

[propilot]

You are so late...
Stop posting old stuff. This is 2011, as soon as something is published/released the next day it becomes old

 

[Daedius]

Curious that LuLzSec is gone, after the arrest of that English fella... wussisname, Ryan Cleary.