LulzSec Leaks Hundreds of Classified Arizona Police Documents in Attack Against Border Patrol (Updated)
The release, entitled "Chinga La Migra" (Fuck the Border Patrol) is the first time LulzSec's purported to release personal information of government agents, rather than just disrupting their websites (see: CIA, US Senate). This is a powerful move. Home addresses are home addresses—about as personal as personal data gets. LulzSec's also clearly placed a political motive behind this thrust, as opposed to the HACK HACK LMAO ethos we've seen before. And LulzSec says this is just the start:
A politically radicalized LulzSec is a big step away from the crew that was pissed off about videogames. [LulzSecurity] UPDATE: Arizona's Department of Public Safety confirms it was hacked [AZcentral] |








Lashing out against the "racial profiling anti-immigrant police state that is Arizona," LulzSec has released their newest data dump: "hundreds of private intelligence bulletins, training manuals, personal email correspondence, names, phone numbers, addresses and passwords belonging to Arizona law enforcement."