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AFP Captured Matthew Flannery; Claiming to be LulzSec Leader

By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on April 25th, 2013%

The Australian police force have arrested the self-proclaimed leader of the most notorious hacking group in the world, LulzSec, in Sydney yesterday.

The hacking leader is Matthew Flannery, that uses the name Aush0k in the internet, 24 years of age and lives in Gosford suburb of Point Clare. An IT professional and works in an international IT company.

According to the authorities, Flannery has access to the client’s information that works in the government because he has a good position in the company where he is working.

The police have started their . . . → Read More: AFP Captured Matthew Flannery; Claiming to be LulzSec Leader

Universities in China Collaborated with Military Hacking Group?

By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on March 26th, 2013%

A report coming from Reuters suggesting that researchers at Universities in China are working together with the military linked to hacking on a security-related papers.

The papers were co-authored by some PLA Unit 61398 or People’s Liberation Army of China linked to cyberattacks against companies in the West. The papers that were from Shanghai Jiaotong University included details of network securities and intrusion detection.

Majority of the universities avoid working and collaborating with government unit agencies when it comes to official papers. There are no solid evidences that the staff in the university have . . . → Read More: Universities in China Collaborated with Military Hacking Group?

Two Hackers Pleaded Guilty of Attacking CIA and Other Sites

By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on June 26th, 2012%

Two U.K. hackers pleaded guilty today to attacking websites of some big entertainment companies and government agencies in Britain and the United States.

Two hackers from the U.K. pleaded responsible for the attack of government agencies and several entertainment companies in the U.S. and Great Britain, today.

Jake Davis, 19, and Ryan Cleary, 20, both members of a well-known hacking group LulzSec pleaded guilty in a court in London for creating the DDoS or Distributed Denial of Service. The hackers attacked big targets such as Sony, Nintendo, PBS, 2th Century Fox, U.K.’s Serious Organized . . . → Read More: Two Hackers Pleaded Guilty of Attacking CIA and Other Sites