Antisec hackers hit US police store after FBI arrests
Antisec hackers hit US police store after FBI arrests
9 March 2012 Last updated at 16:43 GMT
Hackers identifying themselves with the Antisec movement have attacked the site of a company that sells equipment to US law enforcers such as the police.
A message posted over New York Ironwork's homepage said it was a "tribute to Jeremy Hammond".
Mr Hammond has been accused of being involved in an attack on the think tank Stratfor last year and was arrested in Chicago on Monday.
This marks the second breach explicitly linked to the FBI's swoop.
The bureau also charged five other men with computer crimes, including Lulzsec's "leader" Hector Xavier Monsegur - known as Sabu - who helped officers with the crackdown after pleading guilty to 12 criminal acts.
FULL STORY: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17311427
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