Some interesting news has just surfaced online. Lizard Squad, who are responsible for multiple hackings including the recent PSN and Xbox Live service takedown, which you can read more on here, have experienced a security breach themselves.
Security guru Brian Krebs has learned that someone hacked Lizard Stresser, the cyberattack-for-hire service known as Lizard Squad. The breach exposed the project's customer database, which was ironically stored in plain text -- unless clients change their passwords, they're about as vulnerable as the sites they paid to take down.
I wonder if law enforcement agencies will be onto this as fast as they were on the PSN and Xbox Live services, something tells me probably not.
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Security guru Brian Krebs has learned that someone hacked Lizard Stresser, the cyberattack-for-hire service known as Lizard Squad. The breach exposed the project's customer database, which was ironically stored in plain text -- unless clients change their passwords, they're about as vulnerable as the sites they paid to take down.
I wonder if law enforcement agencies will be onto this as fast as they were on the PSN and Xbox Live services, something tells me probably not.

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