British police arrest two more transnational attack hackers

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time of September 2, the London Police Department said in Thursday, has arrested two hackers, they and the hacker organization Anonymous and LulzSec launched a cyber attack.　　The two male hackers, aged 24 and 20, were arrested in South Yorkshire (South Yorkshire) and Wiltshire (Wiltshire), allegedly violating the 1990-year Computer Abuse Act (Computer Misuse Act).　　Scotland Yard said the arrests were part of a campaign to combat Anonymous and LulzSec with the FBI, the South Yorkshire Police and other law enforcement agencies. "A number of multinational companies, public institutions, government and law enforcement websites in the UK and the United States have suffered serious computer intrusion and denial of service attacks recently, and the arrests have been linked to the crackdown on cybercrime," Mark Raymond, Inspector of the Central Electronic Crime Department (PCEU), said. "Meanwhile, in another independent investigation, two other hackers were accused of hacking into computers in Thursday, the two hackers were 20-year-old Christopher Wiesheide (Christopher weatherhead) and 26-Year-old Ashley Rodes (Ashley Rhodes). (Li Ming) share: