Thread: Hackers Arrested, Jeremy Hammond Hacked A3P, WhiteNewsNow, Stratfor, etc...

It's too bad this man couldn't find a productive calling in his life. I think we can use our God given gifts to either work to build something helpful and lasting, or we can just flail around in the dark and tear down the works of others. We can see here what path he ended up on. Hopefully he'll have some time now to think about it. I hope we won't get fixated on judging some of the parts of his lifestyle in the article but instead we should compare that to who we are and what we are doing and let it remind us of our goal.

Good I cant stand hackers.

Originally Posted by Black Jack Pershing

It's too bad this man couldn't find a productive calling in his life. I think we can use our God given gifts to either work to build something helpful and lasting, or we can just flail around in the dark and tear down the works of others. We can see here what path he ended up on. Hopefully he'll have some time now to think about it. I hope we won't get fixated on judging some of the parts of his lifestyle in the article but instead we should compare that to who we are and what we are doing and let it remind us of our goal.

He has enormous support from the libtards. I'm not going to post a link to 'free the scumbags' site but, there's a project underway to raise money for his legal defense and judging by the replies, he'll raise a lot more money by breaking the law than we could ever hope for by obeying it.

They cannot silence us.

Repeat that.

They cannot silence us.

I'm glad the rat was caught, but how is it known for sure that he was the culprit who hacked WNN and A3P?

On more than one occasion he talks about his sympathy for left-leaning groups and anarchist organizations, and in one chat, describes himself as an "anarchist communist." Hammond's chats also revealed his links with militant anti-racist groups.

It is amazing that those who preach tolerance seem incapable of practicing. I said at the time this happened it was unlikely that anonymous was actually involved. What we have seen here shows clearly that it was simply a matter of our friends on the left trying to cash in on the boogeyman image of anonymous.

I hope that some big Negro buck 'enriches' this little commie toe-rag when he gets to jail.

Originally Posted by FriendofRPO

I'm glad the rat was caught, but how is it known for sure that he was the culprit who hacked WNN and A3P?

Without divulging information, we found out through a friend who knows how to find out who hacked us online (a website, other means). Jamie was also aware of this.

Originally Posted by INVIKTUS

It is amazing that those who preach tolerance seem incapable of practicing. I said at the time this happened it was unlikely that anonymous was actually involved. What we have seen here shows clearly that it was simply a matter of our friends on the left trying to cash in on the boogeyman image of anonymous.

I hope that some big Negro buck 'enriches' this little commie toe-rag when he gets to jail.

A3P reported the hack and bank card donation made to the ADL ($88.00 BTW!) to the FBI and Secret Service.

This was not a hack typical of Anonymous. A3P is a small group. The hack was "anti-Whitey".

And there are certain other details that have Jeremy Hammond's modus, his signature (which I am not disclosing). The Antifa have adopted the Anonymous tactics of internet-disobedience. Also, there is a spillover of Antifa and the Chicago protest regarding the Olympics.

But anyway...

"A3P hacked by Antifa, searchable index up at Pirasec.com"
They admit here that the hack was committed by Antifa.

The stolen data has been removed apparently!

The $88 theft should be good for a Federal wire fraud charge, to go with Hammond's other charges!

Iconoclast

Originally Posted by Iconoclast

The $88 theft should be good for a Federal wire fraud charge, to go with Hammond's other charges!

Iconoclast

That's why this Jeremy character is facing up to 20 years in prison... he has committed federal crimes.

Originally Posted by Tom Smith

He has enormous support from the libtards. I'm not going to post a link to 'free the scumbags' site but, there's a project underway to raise money for his legal defense and judging by the replies, he'll raise a lot more money by breaking the law than we could ever hope for by obeying it.

The difference between us and him and his ilk is that we're striving for a just cause, therefore our deeds will stand forever. Guys like him will just sink back into the mud of history and be forgotten.

I hope he is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. What a lot of these 'hackers' do not realize is that hacking, phishing, cracking, etc... is not a particularly difficult thing to do. To cover one's tracks so they are not caught certainly can be... 10 years ago (+or-), I worked as a regional Internet Security Manager for one of the largest high-speed internet service providers in the US. It was incredible as to the number of people who we caught because they only knew enough to be dangerous to themselves... As a matter of fact, I cannot think of a single instance where we were not able to track either from or through our network where an offending complaint came... We even caught one of our own Network Engineers (CCNE)...he thought because he had the access to the routing equipment and deleted log files, he was safe. He was wrong.

Lesson? 'Hacking'...just don't...it IS NOT worth it, you WILL get caught...

Another article: Discord unites elite hackers charged in NY, IL - Yahoo! News

Best quote from the article...Hammond's mother says, "He's a braver man than me,"...

Good God, they don't fall far from the tree, do they?

Originally Posted by Sigrid

They cannot silence us.

Repeat that.

They cannot silence us.

NO, they can not. It's funny that he is so revered yet he is a criminal of the highest order.

Websites can always be rebuilt. Our faith in our race, who we are, will remain unshaken. They can't take that away from us.

Originally Posted by revapocalypse

I hope he is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. What a lot of these 'hackers' do not realize is that hacking, phishing, cracking, etc... is not a particularly difficult thing to do. To cover one's tracks so they are not caught certainly can be... 10 years ago (+or-), I worked as a regional Internet Security Manager for one of the largest high-speed internet service providers in the US. It was incredible as to the number of people who we caught because they only knew enough to be dangerous to themselves... As a matter of fact, I cannot think of a single instance where we were not able to track either from or through our network where an offending complaint came... We even caught one of our own Network Engineers (CCNE)...he thought because he had the access to the routing equipment and deleted log files, he was safe. He was wrong.

Lesson? 'Hacking'...just don't...it IS NOT worth it, you WILL get caught...

I agree w/ you about most hackers ....particularly the crooks who do it for personal gain and the ZOGist types who hacked this site .... but what about the Wikileaks "hackers" who've exposed so much criminalty of ZOG....not even 80% of Wikileaks material has been "hacked" in the classic sense ... much of it is forwarded to them by whistleblowers .... but they have cracked some sites to expose war crimes, governmental lies and assorted corruption.

I'm glad that these people who broke the law have been brought (or are being brought) to justice. If they get convicted, hopefully they will serve a sentence fitting the punishment.

This is also a free speech issue in which our rights were violated.

Originally Posted by Sigrid

Without divulging information, we found out through a friend who knows how to find out who hacked us online (a website, other means). Jamie was also aware of this.

I expected Jamie to find out who it was.

If they were smart, they would have left Jamie alone!