Anonymous hacks Universal Music, Viacom
 

Hacking group Anonymous promised Tuesday it would target two U.S. companies and share data from them "soon." The group followed through on that pledge within a day, releasing data files and user passwords obtained from Universal Music and Viacom.

The information was shared, as some of it has been before, on PasteBin; while the more alarming hack, a second strike at data belonging to Arizona's law enforcement, was placed on another file-sharing site.

On their Twitter account, one of the main tools the group uses to communicate, Anonymous tweeted that in at least one media report of the incident, " 'A spokesman for the Arizona Department of Public Safety declined to comment.' Learning from mistakes?"

The Arizona, Universal Music and Viacom hacks reflect Anonymous' "Anti-Security" effort, or #AntiSec, as it's called on Twitter.

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back to the earth. hacking is going since internet began. those kids just made it public, and killed every valuable source they published. cancer of hacking community

:1orglaugh

hackers are now popular because media coverage, and we can now read every day new hack...

like free tubes for the adult industry?

Free da hackers!

those kids are going to get a spanking when mommy figures out what they have been doing in the basement.