LulzSec Attacks British Crime Group

Cybercrime

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 3:29PM EDT / Published Jun. 20, 2011 9:34PM EDT

Hacker LulzSec is claiming responsibility for an attack on the website of Britain’s Serious Organized Crime Agency. SOCA took its website temporarily offline Monday after the attack, though the organization said its site “is a source of information for the general public which is hosted by an external provider. It is not linked to our operational material or the data we hold.” LulzSec has recently claimed responsibility for similar attacks on the CIA, Nintendo, and Sony.

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LulzSec Attacks British Crime Group