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Hackers claim attack on FBI partner in Conn.

  • Thread starter Thread starter reghakr
  • Start date Start date Jun 22, 2011
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Internet hackers said June19 they have compromised the security of more than 1,000 accounts at a Connecticut-based FBI partner organization.

LulzSec was implicated in the attack. It's getting hard who to believe.

Read Full Story: Hackers claim attack on FBI partner in Conn. - BusinessWeek
 

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