06 March 2012 • 3:36pm The Lulzsec logo. The five were either under arrest or being sought, a law enforcement official said. Unconfirmed reports claimed the five had been turned in by their ...

The flippant LulzSec, whose logo features a caricature with a monocle, top hat, mustache and a glass of wine, vowed to continue hacking. "These folks are trying to make a massive statement that ...

The hackers known as LulzSec, who have recently brought down ... Sporting a Viking ship logo it calls "The Lulz Boat," a theme song, and the tag line, "Laughing at your security since 2011!" ...

She did not reveal the wording of the emails on police advice, but did tell The Guardian that the messages included threats to kill her children and featured the logo of LulzSec and the name ...

See About archive blog posts. Hacker group LulzSec has published 62,000 emails and passwords that may have been pilfered from recent hack attacks. LulzSec did not identify what the emails and ...

The hacker group known as LulzSec appears to be back after many months of laying low, claiming to have exposed the accounts of nearly 171,000 members of the military. The group, which in 2011 went ...

The LulzSec group of rogue hackers are threatening to steal classified information from governments, banks and other high-ranking establishments, in what would be an escalation of their cyber attacks.

If the tactics of the emerging hacker group LulzSec seem familiar--unpredictable, destructive and pseudonymous attacks on megacorporations like Sony, announced with snarky, meme-loaded messages ...

Hacker group LulzSec announced via Twitter than it had found a vulnerability in SonyPictures.com leaving 3.5 million Sony Music coupons, as well as data on more than one million of its website ...

The hacking collective LulzSec has announced that it will not release News International emails, which the group says it acquired by hacking the website of "The Sun" earlier this week. Instead ...

In response to the arrests of LulzSec member Topiary and Anonymous PayPal hackers, members of the AntiSec initiative have infiltrated 50 police departments across the United States and stolen 10GB ...