Originally Posted by LulzSec

We just hacked an FBI affiliated website (Infragard, specifically the Atlanta chapter) and leaked its user base. We also took complete control over the site and defaced it, check it out if it's still up: http://infragardatlanta.org/

While not very many logins (around 180), we'd like to take the time to point out that all of them are affiliated with the FBI in some way. Most of them reuse their passwords in other places, which is heavily frowned upon in the FBI/Infragard handbook and generally everywhere else too.

One of them ... used his Infragard password for his personal gmail, and the gmail of the company he owns ... a whitehat company that specializes in data breaches and botnets, was compromised because of [his] incompetence. We stole all of his personal emails and his companyemails. We also briefly took over, among other things, their servers and their

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 18194412)

Breaking and entering .... send the fucker to prison.

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 18194552)

How exactly is this different than physically breaking into an office, bypassing the security systems taking confidential files from a desk or file cabinet then making them public?

I know, I know, it was done from your mother's basement and you didn't have to leave your semen infested bedroom but still .......

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 18194552)

How exactly is this different than physically breaking into an office, bypassing the security systems taking confidential files from a desk or file cabinet then making them public?

I know, I know, it was done from your mother's basement and you didn't have to leave your semen infested bedroom but still .......

Originally Posted by Internet User (Post 18194409)

LulzSec announced moments ago that it hacked the Atlanta chapter of Infragard, an FBI affiliate, and uploaded the company's user database to the Internet.

The cracking group also claims that documents yielded by the intrusion expose an associated company's use of botnets (networks of malware-infected personal computers) and an attempt by someone involved with it to pay LulzSec not to expose the breach.

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 18194552)

How exactly is this different than physically breaking into an office, bypassing the security systems taking confidential files from a desk or file cabinet then making them public?

I know, I know, it was done from your mother's basement and you didn't have to leave your semen infested bedroom but still .......