LulzSec To Publish What They Have Taken From Sony
The hacker group known as LulzSec, who have been making further moves against Sony this week, have today announced that they will reveal in full exactly what they have stolen from the firm. Here are the tweets from this morning...
We're currently grouping together the things we've taken from @Sony and are arranging them in a way that everyone will easily understand.
When I then asked them as to whether or not it will be published in full, they then tweeted...
Everything we have will be published in multiple ways to ensure maximum embarrassment and exposure for @Sony and their security flaws.
LulzSec announced earlier this week that they were currently hacking Sony and mocked them for being slow to respond and now it seems that they are willing to provide information on exactly what they took. For those who may not be aware, they are also the group allegedly responsible for the recent fake stories on the PBS website reporting that deceased rappers Tupac and Biggie Smalls were alive and living in New Zealand.
Who knows what information will be revealed and we will try to bring it to you as quickly as possible as it happens but this is a very bold move indeed from the outspoken group!
What do you think about hacking, groups like LulzSec and Anonymous and particularly the events surrounding Sony and PSN lately? Feel free to comment below!
UPDATE: Another tweet from @LulzSec on the reveal...
Hold your F5s for now, we're getting all this juice in one place. Blame @Sony for storing their data in a stupid fashion. Silly Sony!
UPDATE: Another tweet posted at approximately 5pm GMT...
Releasing mediafire/pastebin/torrent link to a large cache of compromised @Sony data in exactly 4 hours #Sownage
