But security experts said on Sunday that the dissolution of the group might not signal an end to the attacks, which have hit dozens of Web sites, including those of prominent targets like the Central Intelligence Agency, the United States Senate, the Arizona state police and Sony. Indeed, in its ...
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An image the Lulz Security hacker group posted on the PBS Web site in an attack last month.
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In its farewell, Lulz Security urged other hackers to join the “revolution” aimed at governments and corporations.
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Dissolution of Hacker Group Might Not End Attacks New York Times Facing increasing pressure from law enforcement agencies over its brazen computer attacks, the small group ...
Dissolution of Hacker Group Might Not End Attacks
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