Anonymous Breaches Booz Allen Hamilton to Reveal 90,000 Military Passwords

Anonymous Breaches Booz Allen Hamilton to Reveal 90,000 Military Passwords

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The hacking collective Anonymous released documents it claims were stolen from government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton as part of its anti-government AntiSec campaign.

The documents Anonymous released July 11 on The Pirate Bay contained personal and official e-mail addresses and passwords of an estimated 90,000 United States military personnel. Anonymous announced the massive data dump on its Twitter feed as part of "Military Meltdown Monday."

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HOLY CRAP! Ok... there is so much more in this article that was leaked out by Anonymous...

So how will the US deal with this? Will the heat against Anonymous get ratcheted up?

CRAP. JUST. GOT. REAL as far as anonymous goes... because now they are on the order of wikileaks...

What are your thoughts ATS?

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Bahaha, that's insane! But now we have to worry about the government "cracking down" on "cyber terrorism"... which means more limitations on the freedom we have on the internet.

Dang!!! very interesting

"So we laid nuclear waste to their systems, owning their pathetic Windows box, dropping their databases and private emails and defaced their professional looking website," Anonymous wrote on Pastebin.

So it seems reusing passwords is what helped anon into these servers... Ill have to keep that in mind lol

Wonder what will become of this event... other people hacking into those private military accounts and sending mass emails out?

reply to post by BirdOfillOmen


Government will never silence it's people they will try but not succeed. There are other ways of getting info to people without the internet just by using WIFI networks for comms. They can try but numbers win over a small minority when the numbers demand to be heard.

Looks like the USG just got their cause and concern for taking over the network. I will be pleasantly surprised if they do little in response to this, but I highly doubt the gov't is going to hold back. At worst, we see more websites, routing stations, a major hubs being taken over by the alphabet agencies. At worst, all ISPs will have a big brother station that clones all network traffic (voice and data) for root level analysis.

Personally, I see trap'n trace mania on our horizon.

And to the poster who said that you can do without internet as long as you have WIFI...um, I would like to correct that statement for you. You can do almost nothing on WIFI without the internet. WIFI without internet capabilities is nothing more than a wireless LAN party.

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Yes that's right if you are smart and have things worked out you can have a whole city linked up via a WIFI setup just for communication between everyone you don't need the net for that do you?