Hackers have stolen 10 GB of information about American police officers

In turn, the site www.thehackernews.com published information that the abduction of more than 10 GB of data from 70 sites involved in law enforcement and hacking association AntiSec and Lulzsec. Stolen information includes information on more than 300 e-mail account with 56 domains, the personal data of officers, information about credit cards, as well as footage of police training and other information not be disseminated. U.S. law enforcement agencies had no immediate comment about hacker attacks. Anonymous group primarily known for last year's attacks on the sites "opponents" exposing resource WikiLeaks, and recent association with a group of hackers LulzSec. On account of Anonymous and LulzSec – breaking the network provider of the U.S. government – companies Mantech International Corp and published in the correspondence as evidence of NATO, as well as hacking the U.S. Senate and the CIA, the companies Sony, Nintendo and other resources. In July, Anonymous stole approximately 90 000 email addresses and passwords from a computer network company Booz Allen Hamilton – one of the largest suppliers of the Pentagon.