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Hacker group LulzSec has reportedly released a file containing Xbox Live user information in combination with logins for other services such as Facebook, Twitter and Paypal. The exact amount of information compromised is not known at this time but the hacking group isn’t picking targets – casual gamers, long time live players and even government official’s information may have been compromised.

The group uploaded a large file containing usernames and passwords for the various services including Xbox Live last night. The file has since been removed but not before LulzSec could claim that the file had been viewed thousands of times.

The leak was first exposed through LulSec’s twitter account. There they wrote about abusing the breached information and messing with compromised Facebook and Social Networking accounts.

"Envelope yourself in the sickening realization that you secretly love f--king someone's Facebook life beyond repair." - Quote from LulzSec Twitter Account

We’ve reached out to Xbox Live’s community team for comment regarding the possible breach of Xbox Live Accounts. Should any further information break regarding this possible security risk we will make sure to bring it to you. For now the best advice would be to check your Xbox Live account and make sure that your password still works and that no unauthorized purchases have been made on the Marketplace under your account.

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What? this cant happen it is XBOX, only the free PSN is allowed to get hacked. paid 60 bucks a year and you still get hacked. nothing is hack proof.

Gizmodo/gawker skype chatted with the "leader" of lulzsec and he said he never felt safer and is planning on releasing more government documents today.

I just hope these guys quit before we are punish or before they are getting **** meat sammiches in prison.

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What? this cant happen it is XBOX, only the free PSN is allowed to get hacked. paid 60 bucks a year and you still get hacked. nothing is hack proof.

Gizmodo/gawker skype chatted with the "leader" of lulzsec and he said he never felt safer and is planning on releasing more government documents today.

I just hope these guys quit before we are punish or before they are getting **** meat sammiches in prison.

We will be punished alright... complete internet censorship.

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heh guess they forgot Live with their "paid security" was gotten into wayyy before the free "and cheap security" of PSN.

To be honest the PSN's security pre-breakin was a joke,lulzsec got into it using a simple sql injection, which almost every type of mainstream security protects against

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Lulzsec calls it quits, and now the A-team have reportedly found the locations and names of the members of lulzsec.

and where persay did you hear this? theirs nothing on their twitter feed

edit, they're disbanding because of Orwell's bday? I seriously doubt that, they are probably just merging with Anonymous who has stated as recent as yesterday that it is reving up the anti-sec campaign to new heights.

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and where persay did you hear this? theirs nothing on their twitter feed

edit, they're disbanding because of Orwell's bday? I seriously doubt that, they are probably just merging with Anonymous who has stated as recent as yesterday that it is reving up the anti-sec campaign to new heights.

go to gizmodo. a hacker group called the A-team has released their info. I am not sure on the validity of it. Now I dont know if they got the actual members, but I do think that even if they didnt, they got close enough to spook many members, and the Ateam is not the only group after lulzsec.

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go to gizmodo. a hacker group called the A-team has released their info. I am not sure on the validity of it. Now I dont know if they got the actual members, but I do think that even if they didnt, they got close enough to spook many members, and the Ateam is not the only group after lulzsec.

The A-team is gonna be sorry once they scare away all the threats to teh companies that want to censor the internet, not 1 day after Lulzsec announces its disbandment AT&T and Comcast agree to some bs 3 strike plan.

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The A-team is gonna be sorry once they scare away all the threats to teh companies that want to censor the internet, not 1 day after Lulzsec announces its disbandment AT&T and Comcast agree to some bs 3 strike plan.

the comcast att deal happened before they announced their quits. Also Ateam is saving the internet. LulzSec is the one killing our freedom. They are the ones putting other peoples information out on the web for others to steal from them. They arent screwing over the companies, they are screwing over the innocent people, which will push them to believe that we need more regulations.

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