An Ex-hacker and game developer has revealed to NowGamer the potential fate of Lulzsec, and details on how they turned on one another. Interesting.
It was reported earlier that the a member of the group LulzSec had been arrested in the UK, with the police in the UK believing that he could be involved in the numerous attacks on several publishers like Nintendo, Bethesda, Codemasters and Epic and possibly the PSN. However, the police may have been tricked into taking down the wrong man.
I always smirk at those pics x)
it should have its own cartoon
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I know they are called meme's but they should have their own series. Nyan cat anime, lolzsec anime would be funny like robot chicken, the plot could go anywhere. Not every meme is gonna work tho, but someone work. Actually some do already have a cartoon but lulzsec doesnt right now.
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Ahhh, I cant still remember the good ole' days when N4G still had gaming news. Such good memories...
out of all the hackers, lulsec deserves the least amount of attention. He is nothing but an attention whore and doesn't even try to stand for internet or gaming issues.
Who are all dicks. They have no real agenda other than to piss people off.
It makes their eventual demise all the more poignant.
But then, its like a murderer really.
Police could have got the wrong people for murder too.
You just never know. Look at the UK newspapers now and the hell they are going through to what they did to that man who's reputation is ruined.
LulzSec Exposed people claim to know his real identity - hopefully it's true and the police can track him down.
In this edition, Nik is joined by Leigh as Dan is still missing, the guys cover WoW news, CoD, Minecraft, LulzSec calling it quits and Howard Stringer being asked to quit his job too! All this in just 5 minutes, well near enough!
Covered in the show:
World of Warcraft’s 4.2 Patch
World of Warcraft “Start Edition” as WoW goes free-to-play
Tribes joins the free-to-play “in-crowd”
Sony CEO, Howard Stringer, was asked to step down by his peers
Lulzsec call it quits after their 50 days of fame
Good News! – The Black Eyed Peas are getting a video game
Minecraft 1.7 is out this Thursday
Minecraft 1.8 – “The Adventure Update” looks absolutely fantastic
Information about Mojang’s new game, Scrolls
Call Of Duty: Black Ops breaks UK sales records
GR: The FBI has raided the home of a man in Hamilton, Ohio, who is suspected to have connection to the hacker group Lulzsec. Of course, the FBI isn't saying anything about the matter other than confirming that the raid happened.
For once I'm siding with the boys in blue. Lulzsec is made up of terrible people who really do deserve to be punished.
Prepare to get Lulzraped in lulzjail lulztards!
The only thing getting hacked in jail is your butthole!
They should cut the fuckers hands off, I'd love to see him try to get his "lulz" without them.
You are a horrible person. /XD
Edit:it was a joke people,.. damn,..
i love how the premise of justice and innocent until proven guilty goes out of the window when someone targets your pwecious videogames.
"i love how the premise of justice and innocent until proven guilty goes out of the window when someone targets your pwecious videogames."
Maybe there is something to the whole "video games and violence" thing after all? LOL
that has gone out the window, long b4 we were born. there is no such thing as innocent until proven guilty, unless you have the almighty dollar.
It's not the videogame aspect I was referring to, more so the fact he participated in a group that took thousands of innocent peoples personal information, and for what?
As if the FBI got it wrong and he actually innocent....
"it's a crime for these companies to keep your so called valuable information insecure.
the fact that a few people could hack into a company who rakes in hundreds of millions every year but cba investing in safe measures to look after their customers data is a crime in itself.
it's called criminal negligence"
So the hackers are punishing these companies by stealing millions of innocent peoples info and selling it for profit? I dont get it. Thats like saying there arent enough guards in this bank, so lets rob the bank and eveyone in it to teach this bank a lesson.
At least in the bank scenario it happens man to man instead of having some faceless piss ant rob you from behind a computer.
Nah...jailtime is better. The longer the better. It should teach them a lesson.
N4g is acting weird. I didn't post another comment but it just doubled up. Whatever. Lol.