A number of hackers under the nickname Teampoison operate, claiming a number of websites hacked to have that allied would have to LulzSec. One of the sites is the blog of a Dutchman who was with LulzSec in connection was brought.
The WordPress blog, which is linked to the domain name Sven-slootweg.nl shows Wednesday morning a text in which the owner reports that his site a short time, was hacked and defaced by hackers. Furthermore, the statement states that the site owner has no ties with LulzSec, and that the hackers who operate under the pseudonym Teampoison only have made use of known bugs in an outdated WordPress-release.
The affected site is the property of the Dutchman with the alias Joepie91. He was last week on the blog LulzSec Exposed accused that he is part of the “hard core” of LulzSec, but Joepie91 denied this Sunday against Tweakers.net.
Teampoison puts many more websites that would be tied to LulzSec will fall, while the group also claims that the irc servers of LulzSec Tuesday has managed to disrupt it by focusing on the underlying nameservers. On Twitter notifies a user with the nickname The Real Sabu, as an alleged Anonymous and LulzSec-member, however, that the attacks of Teampoison are easy to counter and in addition on the wrong sites and people are focused.
Meanwhile, LulzSec through a posting on Pastebin personal information of two people online. They would have some irc logs of the hackersgroepering online. LulzSec claims that the publication of personal data the old members want to punish them for their ‘betrayal’. Moreover, it is claimed that the two under the other would be responsible for attacks on the website of the game Deus Ex.
Following the arrest Tuesday of a 19-year-old Briton, reports re Sabu that the arrested person, that the first name Ryan is wearing, not directly involved in LulzSec campaigns. The man could only be a number of irc servers in the sky have held.