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Tag: LulzSec

LulzSec hackers get jail sentences: Four members get over 8 years in total

Members of the LulzSec "hacktivisit" hacking collective have today been sentenced for their part in a string of high-profile web attacks that targeted companies including Electronic Arts, Sony, Fox News and the CIA. All four of the group on trial…

16th May 2013 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Internet, Tech Digest news

Three UK LulzSec members plead guilty to Sony, Nintendo, CIA hacks

Three British members of the LulzSec "hacktivist" hacking circle, responsible for cyber attacks on the Sony, Nintendo, the NHS, CIA, 20th Century Fox and News International, have pleaded guilty to computer hacking charges. Ryan Akroyd, 26, admitted to the Southwark…

10th April 2013 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Computers, Tech Digest news

Lulzsec's Ryan Cleary pleads guilty to hacking charge

Ryan Cleary, the Brit charged with attacking a number of high profile web targets last year, has pleaded guilty to hacking charges and has admitted to being a member of Lulzsec. Cleary, first arrested almost a year to the day…

25th June 2012 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news

Brit Lulzsec member Ryan Cleary faces 25 years jail for hack attacks

Ryan Cleary, British member of the hacking collective known as Lulzsec, could face 25 years jail in the US after being charged by a Californian court. The court alleges that Cleary was instrumental in the DDoS attacks which wreaked havoc…

15th June 2012 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news

The Sun website readers personal info released on the web after hack

The Sun website has yet again fallen foul to a hacking attack, which may have lead to the release of thousands of users' sensitive information being released online. The attack has been attributed to a hacker known as Batteye, who…

2nd August 2011 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Media, Tech Digest news

LulzSec "spokesperson" Topiary arrested in Shetland Islands raid

A 19 year old from the Shetland Islands has been arrested in a raid by the Metropolitan Police, believed to be a "spokesperson" for the hacking collectives LulzSec and Anonymous. It is thought that the teen arrested is the member…

28th July 2011 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Tech Digest news

Hacking the hackers: LulzSec strike at News International

LulzSec, the computer hacking collective thought to have disbanded after hitting a string of high profile targets including Sony, have returned to strike at News International in protest towards the recent phone hacking scandal. Targetting The Sun newspaper's website, the…

19th July 2011 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Features, Media, Tech Digest news

Apple server hack throws up username and password info

AnonymousIRC, the Twitter account used by formers members of the LulzSec and Anonymous hacking groups, have claimed that an Apple server's security measures have been breached, revealing sensitive username and password information as part of the AntiSec hacking campaign. A…

4th July 2011 Gerald Lynch Apple, Computer Security, Tech Digest news

Amy Winehouse's website attacked by "SwagSec" hackers

Amy Winehouse has become the latest high-profile target for hackers. A collective known as Swagger Security or "SwagSec" (and not to be confused with LulZSec, who recently disbanded) gained control of www.amywinehouse.com long enough to deface the stars page. Though…

1st July 2011 Gerald Lynch Internet, Tech Digest news

LulzSec affiliate Ryan Cleary bailed and banned from the net

Ryan Cleary, the British teenager arrested last week in connection to the LulzSec hacking collective who ran riot over the internet during the past few weeks before swiftly disbanding, has been granted bail provided he stays offline. the internet ban…

28th June 201114th December 2017 Gerald Lynch Computer Security, Internet, Tech Digest news

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