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The Hacker Sabu Is Not Being Sentenced on May 8, 2014

08
May
2014

Hector Monsegur, better known as Sabu of the LulzSec hacker group, is not being sentenced today. It appears the United States government still needs his services. A few hours ago, Cryptome announced that the sentencing was postponed once again. However, a new date hasnt been set yet. This is the seventh time the sentencing date […]

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LulzSec Hacker Sabu Will Be Sentenced on April 2, Maybe

14
Jan
2014

Hector Sabu Monsegurs sentencing has been delayed once again. Cryptome has learned that the sentencing has been re-scheduled for April 2, 2014. However, it will probably surprise no one if the sentencing will not take place in April. This is the fifth time the decision has been postponed, most likely because US authorities still need […]

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Cryptome hacked

13
Feb
2012

Cryptome.org is a website that has focused on publishing information about freedom of speech, cryptography, spying, and surveillance. In many ways, Cryptome is similar to Wikileaks – except it has been operating since 1996. The site is run by a New York -based architect called John Young. Cryptome has just announced it has been hacked. […]

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