Hackers got BUSTED!!

[japanpimp]

lol, jeeze man.. when are noobs gonna learn that everything can be traced back to the originating machine on the internet no matter how careful you think you can be.
That means, if you are going to be a "hacker" then you need to physically do it from a machine that is in a location that is not connected to you in any way. Like some office building in another city you have never been to. And on top of that, cover up your face and voice. Cause if there are cameras around that may catch a shot of you then your face just might be on security tapes if you do it from a strange location. Too many noobs fail to consider that untraceable computer crimes require you to do real life crimes (like breaking and entering to run the crime from aunrelated location or stealing equipment) prior to the computer work.
P.S. Hacking is a crime and should not be done.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technolo...182545511.html
This should scare some jesus into you kids out there. This is serious business. And you are cannot outsmart the internet.

[JOJ]

Im glad that the hackers have been caught, but Il say this...there will be more problems in the future.....If anything, Hackers are like smart viruses. They learn from others mistakes and will be more cautious...its a growing cybernetic terror...

[WarSimi]

So ... what's the story?

[GermainZ]

The Lulz is dead! D:

I liked Anonymous' attacks... shame.

[WarSimi]

I hate having to click the link just to get what's going on.

[Incendiu]

Personally i think its great that they got caught, but hacking is constantly evolving. just like viruses, they sometimes beat security in the speed race. personally i would like to learn about counter hacking (just random fact, it interest me)

[acer5200]

IDK I occasionally like what Anon does..... especially when it's done to oppose corruption...

[cenobyte]

I sometimes worry that hacking and cyber-terrorism will cause the internet to become censored. Eventually governments might decide to go the same route as China, in an attempt to defend themselves from cyber-criminals. That will be a sad day for all of mankind.

[GermainZ]

I sometimes worry that hacking and cyber-terrorism will cause the internet to become censored. Eventually governments might decide to go the same route as China, in an attempt to defend themselves from cyber-criminals. That will be a sad day for all of mankind.

Look at Anonymous' history. Many of their actions were counter reactions to censorship/"jails":

• Youtube **** uploads, in reaction to the removal of music videos from youtube
• Operation payback & Operation Sony, after Sony's removal of OtherOS & lawsuits against the ps3 hackers who discovered & released the jailbreaks -that can be used for piracy, but are used for homebrew content. The iPhone can be jailbroken legally (after the US' court decision), for example.
• Other attacks to country specific websites, after these countries banned WikiLeaks

And, they believe in the Lulz. Which is a very important thing.

Eventually governments might decide to go the same route as China

Chinese hackers are amongst the most dangerous..

[jehlickam/highheels]

Oh liked their work, too bad, well only a matter of time till another hacking group far better rises up to take its place.