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Posted By: _Ste_ Teenager arrested following Microsoft attacks - 16th Jan 2015 1:09pm
A teenager from boundary street in southport has been arrested following investigation by the FBI on the recent cyber attacks on Microsoft and Sony.

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Posted By: HansG Re: Teenager arrested following Microsoft attacks - 16th Jan 2015 1:12pm
Clever lad!
This isn't a hack in the sense that we normally use the word hack to refer to some sort of breach or unauthorized entry. Lizard Squad didn't gain entry to any Microsoft data or Sony data. They didn't breach any Microsoft systems or Sony systems. They weren't picking the lock; they were barricading the door from the outside eg spamming the severs with fake psn and xbox live accounts to clog it up wink

The teenager is also being held under suspicion of “swatting” - reporting false threats to police in order to have SWAT units storm to a particular location to cause distress to its inhabitants. In this instance the perpetrator sent a hoax threat warning to US police via Skype.
Originally Posted by eddtheduck

The teenager is also being held under suspicion of “swatting” - reporting false threats to police in order to have SWAT units storm to a particular location to cause distress to its inhabitants. In this instance the perpetrator sent a hoax threat warning to US police via Skype.
what an idiot!!!
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: Teenager arrested following Microsoft attacks - 16th Jan 2015 10:55pm
Originally Posted by RUDEBOX
Originally Posted by eddtheduck

The teenager is also being held under suspicion of “swatting” - reporting false threats to police in order to have SWAT units storm to a particular location to cause distress to its inhabitants. In this instance the perpetrator sent a hoax threat warning to US police via Skype.
what an idiot!!!


And to add to that he's also been arrested for threats to kill which is a serious offence in its own right.

He must be bricking it.

For his sake I hope the Americans don't want him taken to their country for punishment, they are a lot harsher than ours somewhat too harsh.
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