Is Anonymous Squabbling Over the Stratfor Hack?

Representatives from the global intelligence company Stratfor awoke to find a lump of coal in their stockings this morning—or, more specifically, their clients's credit card information strewn across the Web.
The incident is the latest cyber attack being claimed by members of the hacktivist group Anonymous, one that allegedly resulted in the publishing of nearly 4,000 credit card numbers, site passwords, and home addresses for some of the (formerly) confidential clients of the U.S.-based security firm.
The goal? The attackers indicated they were planning to use the stolen credit card information (allegedly stored as unencrypted text) to amass a sum of $1 million that could then be given to v... »read more

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