In Pictures: Hacker v. hacker
When egos or motives clash, hackers attack each other
May 31, 2011: LulzSec Exposed, Kind of
Discussions held between several high-profile members of Anonymous and LulzSec are leaked by a hacker known as m_nerva. LulzSec later released a statement claiming the discussion was not held on “the LulzSec core chatting channel.” The group later served up m_nerva’s personal information in retribution.
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