Hackers arrested as group leader of Anonymous plays snitch

The hacking group, Anonymous may have probably been the most famous cyber criminals that have been around in the recent past. The group is well known for their high profile targets, which include the CIA, Sony’s PlayStation Network and a host of other websites. This is a loose group of individuals who go by the Anonymous banner and sport the same ideals as all other hackers from the group. The hacks picked up a lot of momentum, last year and different offshoots of the group emerged, which included LulzSec and AntiSec. Last year, LulzSec had officially called off their operations and stated that the group had disbanded. However, the group had still had to pay for the crimes they had committed. As per a report by Fox News, top members of LulzSec had been arrested and this was on account of information that was provided by their group leader, Sabu. The report states, “Charges against four of the five were based on a conspiracy case filed in New York federal court, FoxNews.com has learned. An indictment charging the suspects, who include two men from Great Britain, two from Ireland and an American in Chicago, is expected to be unsealed Tuesday morning in the Southern District of New York.” Click here for full story