Hackers Post Log-In Information From PBS

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Online hackers, The Lulz Boat,
stole into the PBS web site and
posted a story that the rapper
Tupac Shakur who has been dead
for almost 15 years is alive
and living in New Zealand.

The hackers stated that they
posted passwords of journalists,
log-in information for the PBS
series "Frontline" and
sensitive information about
PBS stations.

The "WikiSecrets" documentary
aired last week on the PBS
show "Frontline." United States
Army Private Bradley Manning's
father and close friends were
talked to.

Manning, a military intelligence
analyst, is suspected of leaking
hundreds of thousands of classified
documents that ended up on the
WikiLeaks web site.

"Anyway, say hello to the insides
of the PBS servers, folks. They
best watch where they're sailing
next time," The Lulz Boat.

PBS acknowledged the hack early
Monday morning.

The Lulz Boat created a page in
the pbs.org address. It reads
"ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO
LULZSEC." The title of the page
is "FREE BRADLEY MANNING.
(expletive) FRONTLINE!"

The group's bio states: "We are
LulzSec, a small team of 80-year-
old men and people who smoke on
webcam. Right?"

Source: http://newsblaze.com/story/20110530092149writ.nb/topstory.html