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Hackers Suspected For Months That LulzSec Leader Had Turned Informant
The FBI have arrested the man widely thought to be the leader of notorious hacking group LulzSec, a 28-year-old who went by the name “Sabu” online and Hector Xavier Monsegur in real life. What most people are finding extraordinary from the latest news is that Monsegur had, according to court papers, been working with the [...]
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‘Sabu’ continued to support hacking efforts while he assisted the FBI, says LulzSec member
The FBI yesterday pulled off a major coup when it went public claiming that a key figure of the LulzSec hacktivist group — Hector Monsegur, know as ‘Sabu’ — had... Read Post
LulzSec Leader Was Really, Really Eager to Help FBI
LulzSec leader Sabu didn't need to be asked twice to partner with the FBI. When the feds arrested him last June, Hector Xavier Monsegur immediately agreed to work for them, court papers show. He pulled all-nighters to help the gover... Read Post
Post-Sabu, Anonymous says arrest was “a favor” and vows to continue hacking
Following the revelation last week that LulzSec’s so-called leader Hector Xavier Monsegur (Sabu) had been working with the FBI for a number of months to turn in other top-ranking members... Read Post