Ryan Ackroyd /Kayla Anonymous Video Network
Ryan Ackroyd aka Kayla was one of the six core members of the hacking group LulzSec. He was responsible for multiple high profile intrusions into the networks of Gawker in December 2010, HBGaryFederal in 2011, PBS, Sony, Infragard Atlanta, Fox Entertainment and multiple military and government domains. Ryan Ackroyd served a 30-month prison sentence in England.
Ryan Ackroyd - LulzSec, 50 days of Lulz
Ryan Ackroyd’s Talk at Sheffield Hallam University.
Ryan Ackroyd aka Kayla (#LulzSec) fiddled nervously with the microphone clipped to his shirt as about 200 fellow students crowded into an auditorium at Sheffield Hallam University.
“This is the first lecture I’ve ever done,” he told them, after being introduced as (...)
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18 December 2014
Ryan Ackroyd - LulzSec, 50 days of Lulz -
Ryan Ackroyd’s Talk at Sheffield Hallam University.
Ryan Ackroyd aka Kayla (#LulzSec) fiddled nervously with the (...)
In Conversation with LulzSec
The Royal Court Theatre Presents: In conversation with former Anonymous and LulzSec hacktivists.
It’s easy to think of the hacking group Anonymous as a group of punk troublemakers, raising hell online. Some have even debated whether their extra-legal protests should be labeled terrorist acts.
But that would (...)
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29 September 2014
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The Royal Court Theatre Presents: In conversation with former Anonymous and LulzSec hacktivists.
It’s easy to think (...)
Anonymous - FreeAnons in The UK
The Anonymous Solidarity Network exists to provide legal, financial and moral support for activists facing prosecution for involvement, alleged or otherwise, in Anonymous actions. The use of information networks to perform community acts of protest is neither a crime nor an act of conspiracy and should not be (...)
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10 April 2013
Anonymous - FreeAnons in The UK -
The Anonymous Solidarity Network exists to provide legal, financial and moral support for activists facing (...)
