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FBI Raids data center in relation to LulzSec Attacks

Posted on June 22, 2011 by Lee J

F.B.I Starts its Raids

Well today is a interesting day, seems the FBI have stepped up and starting the taken down of LulzSec..or are they… In typical F.B.I Style they did a early morning raid on the Switzerland datacenter seizing servers and hardware, this has been confirmed by the hosting company but not by the FBI. DigitalOne’s chief executive, Sergej Ostroumow sent out emails to clients saying : * “This problem is caused by the F.B.I., not our company. In the night F.B.I. has taken 3 enclosures with equipment plugged into them, possibly including your server — we cannot check it.”* Apparently early that day a unknown F.B.I source told the nytimes that they are look in to the lulzsec group and its attacks. The raid hasn’t only effected lulzsec if has at all, which i doubt due to the support thats been shown thru social networking sites such as twitter and facebook, It has also effected Curbed Network, Instapaper and of course DigitalOne its self, DigitalOne ‘s websites, support was thrown offline with the support teaming working still flat out hours after the early morning raid.

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