After making noise and leading the news headlines due to threading attacks of “high-profile” websites, the popular group of hackers known as “Lulz Security or LulzSec” announced that they are to disband.
Tweeted, they had mentioned that the planned 50-day cruise had expired.
Lulz Sec became a threat since April this year.
The identity of the members of the famous group of hackers is still unknown and authorities are now conducting m(–foul word(s) removed–)ive investigation in order to achieve justice.
The announcement of changing way was a surprise; observers concluded that the decision of backing off and disbanding is LulzSec method to avoid being trapped and traced by authorities especially that rival hacker is making way in order to reveal their identity to the public.
LulzSec had been the origin of internet jargon “LOL” as Lulz which means laugh-out-loud. They were known for hacking high profile websites simply just for fun.
They had been the group behind hitting Sony, PBS, FBI Affiliate, and Nintendo to name a few.
They were able to put millions of data out from those websites into compromise and they mentioned that in three weeks time, they are to release data from the government and law enforcement websites which ranges to 5 gigabytes. However, before that, on Saturday, they had given sample of the information they had accessed and stolen, they had posted log-in information out from the gaming websites and corporate servers that they had made intrusion and for that alone, AT & T Inc. had 338 files which were internal documents being shown to the public.
In connection to their decision of separation and pursuing their respective lives, without giving the very reason why they decided to settle down, in a statement, they said “our crew of six wishes you a happy 2011”.
Further, they concluded “So with those last thoughts, it’s time to say bon voyage.”
Recently, LulzSec had launched a hotline that connects them to the public for them to get opinions as well as suggestions to what website, database and server they are going to get in.
