Tag: LulzSec
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Data Breaches Harder to Understand
[This was originally published on Credant, now a Dell company, under my OSF byline. Archived on attrition.org] On the off chance you missed any news outlet the last 30 days, an .anti security. movement has been reborn. Started in 1999, the Antisec Movement focused on encouraging security consultants and hackers not to disclose vulnerabilities to…
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Rebuttal: Paul C Dwyer, ICTTF and LulzSec
[This was originally published on attrition.org. This is a rebuttal piece to “Lulzsec Hits ICTTF?” (June 26, 2011) by Paul C. Dwyer.] Apparently, the now-notorious group “LulzSec” attacked the International Cyber Threat Task Force (ICTTF), despite no mention of the attack on their Twitter feed or their various pastebin.com releases. I certainly hope the attack really did happen, and…
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Rebuttal: LulzSec Ups The Ante
[This was originally published on attrition.org. This is a rebuttal piece to “Lulzsec Ups The Ante” (June 16th, 2011) by Brian Honan.] Reading Honan’s article will set the stage and provide backstory as to the topic at hand. Honan goes on to offer his opinion and commentary on the events surrounding LulzSec and their activities of breaking into…