
“Just as a former member of Anonymous accuses the United States government of coercing hackers to do their dirty work in America’s cyberwars, the sentencing hearing for the group’s alleged ex-ringleader has been mysteriously delayed yet again. News has surfaced that the hacker-turned-informant who compromised the underground movement for the FBI and helped facilitate Hammond’s arrest will remain free for now. Hector Xavier Monsegur, a single father from New York involved with a number of high-profile hacks carried out by Anonymous and its offshoots, pleaded guilty to a dozen criminal counts two years prior and stands to face more a maximum sentence of more than 124 years.”
http://rt.com/usa/anonymous-sabu-hammond-sentence-910/
Related posts:
Pastor Saeed Abedini Loses Appeal Case, 8-Year Sentence In Iranian Jail Stands
Rowhammer.js Is the Most Ingenious Hack I've Ever Seen
Samsung workers are given 32 seconds to assemble phones
Silicon Valley Billionaire Buys World-Record Life Insurance Policy
10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 3%
UN Claims Uruguay Not Allowed to End Marijuana Prohibition
Did You Know That Viruses Are Saving Your Life Right Now?
US War on Your Passport Continues
New attack on Tor can deanonymize hidden services with 88% accuracy
The Purpose of Government is to Exploit -- and Exacerbate -- a Crisis
Bitcoin gaining market-based legitimacy as XBT
Just Six Percent Of Americans Want Jail Time For Marijuana Users
Carnage Unleashed: DoD & AUMF
Global terrorist organizations begin to respond to last week’s marijuana votes
Obama Rep. Senator Chuck Schumer Says Questioning NDAA is "Biased"