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The LulzSec story is a long and brutal one, including the release of copious amounts of private information, the breaching of private companies’ supposedly secure servers, and the ire of a multimedia empire scorned. All of that may be coming to a close, though, with the guilty plea of Cody Kretsinger, accused of being one of the organization’s once-faceless hackers. The plea was made today in a federal court in California, with Kretsinger pleading guilty to a single count of conspiracy and one more of “unauthorized impairment of a protected computer.” This overturns his earlier not guilty plea, and puts him at the mercy of the court (though the plea was made as part of a deal with prosecutors, so it is likely that he is getting some sort of consideration out of it). 
By Shelby Reiches |