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Tango down Serious Organised Crime Agency

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Lee J

Tango down SOCA; confirmed

Serious Organised Crime Agency has been knocked offline by LulzSec {Gallery} the tweet which was posted by lulzsec was; Tango down – soca.gov.uk – in the name of #AntiSec followed by a few tweets which read; Later we’ll unleash fire on multiple targets. That last one is down depending on which area you’re from. Lulz Cannon is being upgraded. DDoS is of course our least powerful and most abundant ammunition. Government hacking is taking place right now behind the scenes. #AntiSec u can view there time line here when we checked soca.gov.uk it was down; so thats a confirmed Tangodowm; #antiSec so whats next? fbi? more cia? .mil? only time will tell 🙂 updates as they happen.

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