First, the good news: Oakland’s web system hasn’t been hacked. Beyond that, hacker group Anonymous has managed to release the addresses, phone numbers and lots of other personal stuff about city officials. The victims: Mayor Jean Quan, city administrator Deanna Santana, Police Chief Howard Jordan, city attorney Barbara Parker and seven city council members, the Oakland Trib says. The professed motive: retaliation on behalf of Occupy Oakland.
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First, the good news: Oakland’s web system hasn’t been hacked. Beyond that, hacker group Anonymous has managed to release the addresses, phone numbers and lots of other personal stuff about city officials. The victims: Mayor Jean Quan, city administrator Deanna Santana, Police Chief Howard Jordan, city attorney Barbara Parker and seven city council members, the Oakland Trib says. The professed motive: retaliation on behalf of Occupy Oakland.
Hacker group releases personal info of Oakland officials
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
First, the good news: Oakland’s web system hasn’t been hacked. Beyond that, hacker group Anonymous has managed to release the addresses, phone numbers and lots of other personal stuff about city officials. The victims: Mayor Jean Quan, city administrator Deanna Santana, Police Chief Howard Jordan, city attorney Barbara Parker and seven city council members, the Oakland Trib says. The professed motive: retaliation on behalf of Occupy Oakland.
