Hacker group Anonymous to replace LulzSec to launch new attack

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time June 27 morning, although the hacker organization LulzSec last week announced the cessation of hacker attacks, but another hacker group Anonymous (Anonymous) by launching a new attack to the forefront of their attacks.　　Anonymous uploaded an anti-cyber terrorism training file to the Internet, claiming that it came from security company Sentinel Nomura, and that more documents and links about security and hacker-attack resources are currently available on the Internet for free. The Sentinel Nomura website was inaccessible throughout the morning (Australia's Eastern Standard Time), possibly due to emergency maintenance or heavy traffic.　　The biggest victim now is Sentinel, which would embarrass Sentinel if the leaked documents were confirmed to be from the high-level security firm.　　Another security company, Hbgary, has also been attacked by anonymity and is still calculating losses.　　LulzSec previously announced the transfer of its Twitter followers to an anonymous @anonymousirc account, whose account followers increased by 60,000 in 24 hours, a total of 100,000 and growing. Anonymous said on Twitter: "We can confirm that all members of LulzSec have joined in, and that the ANTISEC will receive full support from anonymous and LulzSec." "The dissolution of the LulzSec appears to be just some analysts ' judgment that, with too many influential attacks, LulzSec has attracted the attention of its hacker rivals and legal authorities, who have joined the larger group of anonymous people to make their individual members more secure and difficult to spot." (Xiao Ming)