[ChuckMcM]

That is what I was thinking. Ya know, you probably don't want to disclose your operational security procedures because well, they aren't common and not being common, their trackable.

And then I was thinking about how the police sometimes "leak" that the suspect in some crime is weak, pathetic, individual which nobody really cares about, in hopes that they will offend the real suspect who will then self identify in defense of their honor. If you thought the Anonymous ring leader on the HBGary hack was some teenage guy then the best way to provoke a response would be to either call him gay or a girl it seems.

I wonder how well the E-book Ars put out is selling. And more importantly, if its really successful I wonder if these people who did this are comfortable with someone getting rich off their exploits?

You see? The twisted depths to which you go if you start down these paths. Sheesh.

[golden_apples]

> how the police sometimes "leak" that the suspect in some crime is weak, pathetic, individual

Except that the "you just got hacked by a 16-year old girl" taunt was apparently started in Anonymous circles soon sfter the attack. Not to say any of this is true or not fabricated, just that its not likely being fabricated from outside for those kinds of reasons.