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Feds still questioning AT&T iPad site hackers

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Dissent

Elinor Mills reports:

Several members of a hacker group responsible for exposing a hole on an AT&T Web site for iPad customers have been questioned by a federal grand jury about the incident, the group confirmed to CNET on Friday.

“No warrants or indictments yet. Two Goatse analysts, ‘Sloth’ and ‘Rucas,’ went before a grand jury on the 11th,” Andrew Auernheimer, a key member of the hacker group that calls itself Goatse, wrote in an e-mail response to questions. “This makes well over a month of grand jury proceedings.”

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