The Dutch hackers who this week have been arrested on suspicion of cybercrime, have websites hacked and private lwa data published. Reports that the national police AGENCY. The four boys were operating under the name AntiSecNL.
On Wednesday we reported Tweakers.net that four Dutch nationals have been arrested on suspicion of cybercrime. Although the presumption was that the four of the loose group Anonymous were connected, was the accurate suspicion is not called.
Now seems to operated the four according to the ORDER under the name AntiSecNL and they had the “steal and disclose confidential information” to a modus operandi. The four would have been liable for hackaanvallen on dating site Pepper.nl, voip provider Nimbuzz and Bronkerk.nl.
The arrests follow several days after Tweakers.net reported that there was a burglary on the server of AntiSecNL. The hackers knew the details of one of the persons behind AntiSecNL, with the nickname ziaolin, to find out. Ziaolin, which Tweakers.net Sunday I was talking about the hack, is one of the four alleged hackers who Tuesday night were arrested. The other three suspects were operating under the nicknames Calimero, DutchD3V1L and Time.
According to the TO the to three adult men and a 17-year-old boy from Roosendaal, Rotterdam, tilburg and Doetinchem. With them are fifteen computers, external hard drives and other storage media seized. The Public Ministry says the men on the track made by a privéchatkanaal of the group under a pseudonym. The four would then, in ‘a short time’ have been identified and apprehended. The research AntiSecNL was the beginning of July started.
AntiSecNL was last month established as a kind of ‘local branch’ of AntiSec, although the latter organization from nothing knew. AntiSec would have ties with Anonymous, though the precise structure of the groups difficult to map. Anonymous was in the news when the ddos attacks on the servers of, among others, PayPal, and MasterCard ran, because those companies no longer with WikiLeaks wanted to work on.
Anonymous is currently working on a response in which it says that the arrests were ‘not go unanswered’. At the same time with the Dutch arrests were in the United States sixteen alleged ‘criminals’ were arrested, of which fourteen ties with Anonymous and behind ddos attacks on PayPal. In the United Kingdom was one suspect arrested, now seems to be a minor boy.
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