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UK LulzSec suspect charged with hacking in US

plainte - 15 juin 2012

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A British man suspected of being part of the Lulz Security hacking group has been formally charged in the US.
US prosecutors accuse 20-year-old Ryan Cleary, who is in custody in the UK, of breaking into a number of websites, including that of the US X-Factor.
The indictment claims that the hacks were perpetrated in order to deface sites and steal personal details.
Mr Cleary, from Wickford in Essex, also faces similar charges in the UK. 25 years
In the British case, he is accused of (...)



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