He can't even go out of his house? Take him across seas and throw him in jail. My God... that is so fitting that I am at a loss for words.
lacktheknack said:How did they find him? Did that blog dedicated to tracking down LulzSec members find him? Do they know what operations he was part of? What's his expected jail sentence? What's your source?
TOO MANY QUESTIONS! From what you've presented, I guess this is encouraging, maybe they'll take down LulzSec and AntiSec after all.
EDIT: Here's a source.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/jun/21/hackers-lulzsec-arrest-essex-census
It appears that he wasn't even part of the PSN scandal, it looks like he's being arrested for the DDoS wave.
Am I the only person in the UK who want this guy extradited to America?Scrubiii said:Maybe American penalties are harsher and maybe your government does believe that. Unfortunately, he is a British citizen, he committed a crime in Britain and as such should be tried in Britain.Normandyfoxtrot said:I suspect we believe our penalties are higher and that our interest where more impacted than British.Scrubiii said:What's that? Someone in Britain has committed a crime on the internet? Extradite them immediately!
Seriously America, leave us alone. We can deal with our own criminals.
The US government is not a global law-enforcement agency no matter how much they might want to be. This man has a right to be tried in his home country.
<youtube=C79yaBE0NXs&feature=player_detailpage#t=4s>the spud said:I suppose, and it would be funny if these guys ended up being mongolian or something.Macgyvercas said:Just because they accept donations in US currency doesn't mean they are based in the US. Don't forget, even though it's not as strong as it used to be, a lot of things are tied to the dollar.the spud said:I thought that lulzec had accepted donations in U.S. currency, so wouuldn't that mean they were centered in the U.S.? Maybe this guy (if this story is true) is just one of there partners in crime.
let us pray this happens so these little shits can be foundPatrick_and_the_ricks said:Got a news link?Vault Girl said:Just watched the BBC news at 10, apparently US and British agencies have found one of the key Lulzsec hackers, a 19 year old agoraphobic, in Essex. He and another teenager are currently trying to fight extradition to the States for trial action.
I don't want to wear out on the who hacking scandal, but what are your feelings on this? Particularly if you are a PS3 owner like me?
OT: I bet you 50$ bucks he will rat out as many people as possible to avoid getting in trouble.
Yyyup. They don't have a ghost of a chance, now that real life comes crashing down. Run, you sad little worms. RUN.TheDarkEricDraven said:An agoraphobic? What a master of terror he must be. Proof Lulsex is a bunch of wimps who hide behind a computer to do things they'd be scared to in real life.
But...MuppeTeN said:Agh, i seriously doubt they catch all of them.
I'll tell you what. You find another site with potential information about Lulzsec and we'll go with that. Sound good?Mad Stalin said:People seem to really believe in this blog and I've got no idea why... "We like what they're saying, let's follow them blindly!". I don't know, it just seems odd and it's probally.. you know.. fake. on that topic, I can make up shit too!Low Key said:http://lulzsecexposed.blogspot.com/
This is the place everyone should be watching for arrests. They are the ones gathering the evidence and sending it to the FBI, and even they are saying the person caught isn't anything more than an IRC operator.![]()
EDIT: If they really do extradite these dudes the world seriously need to stand up to the bullies that is the USA. Few years back they demanded to extradicate a lone mother leaving her 9 yeard old kid with out a mother. And Gary McKinnen, ofcourse.