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Lulzsec
In 2011 Lulzsec hacked into multiple major games publishers databases — stealing user info, and generally making rascals of themselves. During that period of activity, Jake “Topiary” Davis was arrested in the Shetland Isles, in the north of Scotland. Since then, after pleading guilty, Davis has been forbidden from using…
Hacker collective LulzSec spent much of last year causing chaos for gamers and video game companies. Among other exploits, they targeted BioWare, Sony, Nintendo, EVE Online and Minecraft.
Whether planned retirement (or, more likely, hounded into disbanding), Lulzsec, the unlovable clowns behind hack operations against BioWare, Sony, Nintendo, EVE Online and Minecraft, ended its brief reign of semi-terror today with its final dump of stolen data, highlighted by 550,000 user names and passwords for the Battlefield Heroes beta…
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