Hacker Group Lulzsec is Disbanding

We have all heard of the of, and many have been victim of 'hackers' groupd in the last few months and when I just finished reading the story of Lulzsec disbanding I shed a little smile in hopes that we can all begin to move past the ever present hacking stories that have plagued the industry in the last few months. 
 
Here is a link to the story as well as a quote:

 A publicity-seeking hacker group that has left a trail of sabotaged websites over the last two months, including attacks on law enforcement and releases of private data, said unexpectedly on Saturday it is dissolving itself.

Lulz Security made its announcement through its Twitter account. It gave no reason for the disbandment, but it could be a sign of nerves in the face of law enforcement investigations. Rival hackers have also joined in the hunt, releasing information they say could point to the identities of the six-member group.

I love how these guys think that quitting all of this BS makes them all okay. The FBI has their names and all kinds of shit to prove they did what they did.

They can quit, but I'm more than positive that we'll be hearing about them getting arrested in the near future.

Good, I hope the other hackers end up helping and catch them all. You know, for the lulz.

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

@weeman105 said:

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

Dont worry. They will be reunited...IN JAIL! 

@weeman105 said:

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

Dont worry. They will be reunited...IN JAIL! 

alot of guilds wont be able to tackle the molten core. Lulzec probably needs more healers before they can tackle the might that is baron geddon.

I can not find a tweet by them saying they are disbanding. 

Crazy!

@blacklabeldomm said:

@The_Laughing_Man said:

@weeman105 said:

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

Dont worry. They will be reunited...IN JAIL!

IN THEIR BUTTS!!! UP TOP!!!

MORE LIKE DOWN LOW AM I RIGHT ??? HEYOOOOO!

These guys got caught up in the lime light of all the shit they were pulling, thought they were untouchable, looks like they got a reality check awful quick. 
 
What did they even fucking do that was worth while, they tried to come off as these do-gooders with some morale cause to show the world how fucked up everything is.  They didnt do shit, They shut a few sights down for about a day, stole worthless information unless you plan to commit fraud.   
 
IMO they left the world a worse place then when they started.....

That's unfortunate, they have yet to satiate my desire for lulz.

yes about time.  i really want them to go to jail

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

Not good enough. These douchebags are the reason I can't say "For the lolz"

@rebgav said:

@MariachiMacabre said:

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

He's a douche. An oblivious, raving douche. However, the people feeding him the lulzsec dox seem to be sharp.

See I don't really pay any attention to this stuff so I would have no idea. All I remember about him was that he took down Al-Qaeda and Taliban websites and that seemed like a good thing at the time.

What's even more hilarious is how many donations these guys said they got. Granted, they were all "bitcoins", but still. To think people actually donated to them for being asshats. Glad they got their shit handed to them by other hackers and will likely be facing prosecution in the future.

What's even more hilarious is how many donations these guys said they got. Granted, they were all "bitcoins", but still. To think people actually donated to them for being asshats. Glad they got their shit handed to them by other hackers and will likely be facing prosecution in the future.

Guessing that when they started looking into the hacking of Sega & wanting to go after them they found it was someone in the group. Good riddance & hoping they have a long vacations away from computers when they get arrested.

@Turtlebird95 said:

@benjaebe said:

What's even more hilarious is how many donations these guys said they got. Granted, they were all "bitcoins", but still. To think people actually donated to them for being asshats. Glad they got their shit handed to them by other hackers and will likely be facing prosecution in the future.

It's also crazy that they have over 200,000 followers on Twitter. No way in hell they deserve that kind of support.

With every passing day, I find myself more and more assured that 2012 isn't the end of the world; It's the beginning of natural selection.

People are reaching a critical mass of stupidity, and when The Reapers show up, only the smart, like-minded and strong-willed individuals will prevail, creating a new society in which mankind is not doomed by our own hand.

Hackers hacking hackers.

@MariachiMacabre said:

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

He's a douche. An oblivious, raving douche. However, the people feeding him the lulzsec dox seem to be sharp.

@John1912 said:

@rebgav said:

@MariachiMacabre said:

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

He's a douche. An oblivious, raving douche. However, the people feeding him the lulzsec dox seem to be sharp.

Anyone who was, or still is into Leet Speak is most likely a oblivious raving douche. WHY was Leet Speak ever cool....Jesus....

You have a great point there haha. You and @rebgav seem to be much more informed on this guy than I am so I'll take your word for it.

@rebgav said:

@MariachiMacabre said:

Maybe the involvement of th3J3st3r has something to do with this? I would think that the guy who took down terrorist sites would be a bit of a legend among hackers.

He's a douche. An oblivious, raving douche. However, the people feeding him the lulzsec dox seem to be sharp.

Anyone who was, or still is into Leet Speak is most likely a oblivious raving douche.  WHY was Leet Speak ever cool....Jesus....

Clearly they are worried about something, put these nerds in jail and let them be raped by a 6'5" black man

Apparently they released a lot of usernames, passwords, and emails from various video game forums. Anyone know which ones were hit? Kinda like to know if I'll have to change up some passwords.

Again.

@blacklabeldomm said:

@The_Laughing_Man said:

@weeman105 said:

Disbanding doesn't make your offenses disappear.

Dont worry. They will be reunited...IN JAIL!

IN THEIR BUTTS!!! UP TOP!!!

MORE LIKE DOWN LOW AM I RIGHT ??? HEYOOOOO!

Isn't it better to stick together as a team if you don't want to get caught?

Complete asshole they were. That deserve only the worst.

Apparently they released a lot of usernames, passwords, and emails from various video game forums. Anyone know which ones were hit? Kinda like to know if I'll have to change up some passwords.

Again.

This is great news.

They might disband the group, but I'm sure those involved with find other hacking groups to join. I'm pretty sure someone started getting too close to them, and they freaked out and they're disbanding to stay low and hopefully avoid arrest (which is a smart thing to do). I strongly doubt they disbanded because 50 days was up - they never said anything else about a time limit. Their leaked logs don't show them to be the cool, calm and collected folks they desperately tried to be, but as a bunch of jerks who were full of themselves while simultaneously being terrified of getting caught.

Now, I don't hate Lulzsec. Sure, they were annoying. Sure, they were obnoxious and arrogant and completely hypocritical, but they weren't evil. Just annoying. If I had to punish them, I'd give them half a year in jail (maybe not even that much) and a couple hundred hours of community service.

Not good enough. These douchebags are the reason I can't say "For the lolz"

I won't be happy before they are in jail and dropping the soap. 
 
@Turtlebird95 said:

Not good enough. These douchebags are the reason I can't say "For the lolz"

Hopefully, people learned a lesson from all this.

Maybe it's because their leader got caught a week ago or so?

@extremeradical said:

Hopefully, people learned a lesson from all this.

Um...what did we learn?

That a group of 6-8 people can be a pain in the ass for dubious reasons?

@the_OFFICIAL_jAPanese_teaBAG said:

yes about time. i really want them to go to jail

My feelings exact.

Pfft, hopefully they'll get caught anyway.

I think their exposing how much of a joke Sony's security is was a good thing, if only for the reason that it was better them stealing your credit card info 'for the lulz' than it would have been some hacking group in Romania who promptly use your money to set up meth labs or some shit.

But they were also cockheads, and this is the fate that awaits all cockheads.

Not good enough. These douchebags are the reason I can't say "For the lolz"

Lol, I hope they enjoy federal "pound me in the ass" prison. Thier Lulz all cost them several decades in prison. White collar criminals still get put away. It just takes a little longer than the guy holding up a bank.

Day 1:

"Murderer/rapist: What did you?"

"LulSec guy: I hacked the gibson."

"Murder/rapist: I don't know what that means but you should know I use blood for anal lube."

"LulSec guy: What? OOOWWWWWW!!!!!!"

@OmegaChosen said:

@extremeradical said:

Hopefully, people learned a lesson from all this.

Um...what did we learn?

That a group of 6-8 people can be a pain in the ass for dubious reasons?

I was thinking more along the lines of "The de facto in Internet security isn't secure enough," but your idea works too.