Security reporter Joe Menn has a piece up today at the Financial Times exploring the origins of LulzSec, and who is coordinating operations of the group described as "part-criminal gang and part-performance artists." (site registration required).
Where @LulzSec came from, who's running it, and why #antisec is a big deal
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