Last month, it became clear that an alleged Lulzsec member who had carried out attacks on various organizations including Sony and Serious Organised Crime Agency in the UK, had used a service 'anonymous' VPN supplied by HideMyAss. According to documents obtained by TorrentFreak, VPN providers worried about bad publicity are now considering data sharing to combat 'fraudsters'. September 2011 is a month that HideMyAss VPN provider will want to forget. Dozens of news agencies told the story that an alleged Lulzsec member, allegedly partly responsible for attacks on Sony, Serious Organised Crime Agency UK, AT & T, Viacom, Disney, EMI, NBC Universal, and AOL NATO, not to mention the newspapers the Sun & The Times, had used their services to remain anonymous. But his plan failed in the biggest way imaginable. HideMyAss (HMA) keep logs and as a UK company when given a court order to cough up information they do. After combining date and time for the IP addresses in the blink of "recursion" eye Luzlsec member became 23 years old Cody Kretsinger of Phoenix. The FBI had their man. While public outrage has been well documented - many pro-privacy activists accused HideMyAss of becoming SellMyAss.
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