Two UK suspects cuffed in Anonymous manhunt
Computer Misuse Act invoked British police have arrested two men as part of a continuing investigation with the FBI into computer attacks carried out under the flags of the Anonymous and Lulz Security hacking crews.…
2 suspected Lulz Security hackers arrested in U.K.
British police on Thursday arrested two men as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
British police arrest suspected Anonymous, Lulzsec hackers
British have arrested two men as part of an investigation into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
Anonymous, LulzSec Hacker Suspects Arrested In U.K.
LONDON -- British police on Thursday arrested two men as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
UK arrests suspected computer hackers
UK police have arrested two men as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
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LONDON (AP) - British police on Thursday arrested two men as part of a trans-Atlantic investigation into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
UK arrests 2 suspected computer hackers
British police say they have arrested two men as part of an ongoing investigation with the FBI into attacks carried out by the hacking groups Anonymous and Lulz Security.
British court hears cases of two suspected teenage hackers
A British court on Tuesday heard the cases of two teenagers accused of being key players in the LulzSec computer hacking group, which has claimed responsibility for a wave of high-profile cyber-attacks.
Bits Blog: Android Is No. 1 Target of Mobile Hackers
A report from McAfee said that Android is now the most targeted mobile software by hackers and malware developers.
Android Is No. 1 Target of Mobile Hackers
“Chaos.” This is the word McAfee, the antivirus and computer security company, chose to describe the state of desktop and mobile hacking in a new report issued this week.