(CBS) - Hackers related to the group Anonymous recently attempted to extort $50,000 from the security software company Symantec. The hostage in question was the source code for Symantec's software pcAnywhere and Norton Antivirus.
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(CBS) - Hackers related to the group Anonymous recently attempted to extort $50,000 from the security software company Symantec. The hostage in question was the source code for Symantec's software pcAnywhere and Norton Antivirus.
Chenda Ngak
Symantec has confirmed that the code is legitimate and was stolen during a 2006 breach of its network.
An e-mail exchange of negotiations between the authorities and the hackers, who are calling themselves Yamatough or Lords of Dhjarmaraha, was recently posted on the site PasteBin.
Is it possible, even the unscrupulous ideals and principals of hackers are corrupted by money and the desire for material things. Of course...
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