http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2011/02/how-one-security-firm-tracked-anonymousand-paid-a-heavy-price.ars
Many of the documents linked or screen captured in this article i have read prior to seeing them in this so i can vouch for the authenticity of them. Also note that HBGary and Bank of America have tried to claim that some of the documents are faked you should take into account that the other two Firms have made official apologises. Which guarantees that the data is not faked in a bit and it is just HBGary and Bank of America going into damage control, makes you wonder what are in those Wikileaks files that has Bank of America scared so shit less.
Many of the documents linked or screen captured in this article i have read prior to seeing them in this so i can vouch for the authenticity of them. Also note that HBGary and Bank of America have tried to claim that some of the documents are faked you should take into account that the other two Firms have made official apologises. Which guarantees that the data is not faked in a bit and it is just HBGary and Bank of America going into damage control, makes you wonder what are in those Wikileaks files that has Bank of America scared so shit less.
10 comments:
Thanks for the link, I didn't really know much about what happened here.
I read about it before,however, this is more detailed and written better.
Also the first time I hear about this website. Seems to be be worth looking around further. Thanks.
Thanks for posting this. I still laugh at what happened though. The Irony is just tremendous
Wow thank you for posting this. I would never have gotten this kind of information elsewhere. I agree the irony is outstanding.
yeah ars technica seems to put out quality articles from my experience. Also they make some great banner ads for the articles lol.
Thanks for posting, really nice written
thanks for that link btw
Nice. Love the link.
Good article. I'll have to check out Ars Technica more often.
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