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Top News
Hackers Breach 70 Law Enforcement Websites, Leak Sensitive Data
August 08, 2011
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Hackers from the group Anonymous breached some 70 mostly rural law enforcement Websites on Saturday, posting sensitive, investigative materials on the Internet.
The loose-knit international hacking collective posted a cache of data to the Internet early Saturday, including e-mails stolen from officers, tips which appeared to come from members of the public, credit card numbers, and other information.
Gassville (Ark.) Police Chief Tim Mayfield told the Associated Press that material posted online included pictures of teenage girls in their swimsuits and was sent to him as part of an ongoing investigation.
Source: USA Today
Related:
Arizona LE Accounts Hacked by Anti-SB1070 Internet Pirates
Hackers Stole IDs of 2,000 Retired California Officers
Tags: Investigations, Cybercrime
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Morning Eagle @ 8/8/2011 8:50 PM
Every member of this "loose knit international hacking collective" should be tracked down and permanently deleted wherever they are found! The whole cyber world has become a huge national security vulnerability and it is time to take action against people who do this sort of harmful hacking. They think they are so smart they can't be caught but with our incredible technologies there must be ways to 'reverse hack' them.
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