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If this is true these clowns will have probably scalped their biggest hit. No doubt they will go to #1 of SOCA's hit list if they aren't there already... :down:

Channel 4 News claimed LulzSec may have succeeded in hacking into the database of the 2011 Census, which holds details of every UK citizen who filled out the survey earlier this year.

But the Office for National Statistics has released a statement saying: "We are aware of the suggestion that Census data has been accessed. We are working with our security advisers and contractors to establish whether there is any substance to this.

"The 2011 Census placed the highest priority on maintaining the security of personal data. At this stage we have no evidence to suggest that such a compromise has taken place."


/>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13859868

Greetings Internets,

We have blissfully obtained records of every single citizen who gave their records to the security-illiterate UK government for the 2011 census

We're keeping them under lock and key though... so don't worry about your privacy (...until we finish re-formatting them for release)

Myself and the rest of my Lulz shipmates will then embark upon a trip to ThePirateBay with our beautiful records for your viewing pleasure!

Ahoy! Bwahahaha... >:]

Cap'n Pierre "Lulz" Dubois


/>http://pastebin.com/K1nerhk0

Ted.

fake links, no mention on their hp or on twitter...i doubt it`s real ;)

Not real, sometimes misrepresented as them, though statistics.gov.uk is vulnerable to SQL injection i doubt they keep the data there

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