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Purported LulzSec member charged in Sony Pictures hack
Authorities believe Raynaldo Rivera joined previously accused Cody Kretsinger in compromising SonyPictures.com to steal personal information on about a million people.
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Claims over entrapment, FBI-enabled hacks fly after arrests
As the news settles that a trusted member of Anonymous was actually an FBI informant, some are wondering whether his FBI handlers went too far when trying to gather evidence about other suspected hackers.
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Accused LulzSec hacker faces U.S. extradition
According to an indictment unsealed Wednesday, Ryan Cleary was part of a hacktivist group that targeted Fox Entertainment Group, Sony Pictures and PBS in data heists and defacements.
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Alleged LulzSec hacker Hammond pleads innocent
Accused Stratfor hacker Jeremy Hammond plans to fight the charges filed against him for the devastating breach of the global affairs firm.
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Second LulzSec member pleads out in Sony Pictures attack
Raynaldo Rivera, 20, chose to plead guilty just like cohort Cody Kretsinger did earlier this year.
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Anonymous shreds intelligence firm Stratfor in latest hack
In what may be its most devastating attack since HBGary, the Anonymous hacking collective "rooted" the database of security intelligence firm Stratfor to plunder a claimed 200 gigabytes worth of data.
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LulzSec hacker Hammond pleads guilty to Stratfor attack, could face 10 years in prison
Jeremy Hammond said in a statement afterward that "it is a relief to be able to say that I did work with Anonymous to hack Stratfor, among other websites."
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News briefs: The latest news from Apple, Verizon and more
News briefs: The latest news from Apple, Verizon, CrowdStrike, FTC and more
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Anonymous group leaks 1m Apple IDs from FBI laptop
Hacktivists have posted the UDIDs of iOS devices online, which, if true, highlights a major concern as to how and why the FBI had access to the information in the first place. But a spokesperson for the bureau denies the attack.
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