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LEARNING FROM OTHERS’

MISTAKES. SABU BECAME FBI

INFORMANT AND BETRAYED

JEREMY HAMMOND

We are continuing the subject of how others were taken down after Sabu was

compromised and started cooperating with the FBI. According to this article.

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/03/stakeout-how-the-fbi-tracked-andbusted-a-chicago-anon/

“The day after Christmas, sup_g had another online chat about the Stratfor hack

and about some 30,000 credit card numbers that had been taken from the company.

His interlocutor,CW-1, engaged in a bit of gallows humor about what might

happen should they all get caught.

But the raid had, in fact, already happened. CW-1 was “Sabu,” a top Anon/LulzSec

hacker who was in real life an unemployed 28-year old living in New York City

public housing. His sixth-floor apartment had been visited by the FBI in June 2011,

and Sabu had been arrested and “turned.” For months, he had been an FBI

informant, watched 24 hours a day by an agent and using a government issued

laptop that logged everything he did.”

So we see here Sabu is chatting with a user sup_g to try and engage him about the hacks

that took place.

“Sabu suddenly addresses sup_g by a new name, “anarchaos.” It would turn out

that sup_g went by many names, including “anarchaos,” “burn,” “yohoho,”

“POW,” “tylerknowsthis,” and “crediblethreat.”

CW-1: if I get raided anarchaos your job is to cause havok in my honor

CW-1: <3

CW-1: sup_g:

@sup_g: it shall be so

Normally, the attempt to link his various names would have raised the hacker’s

guard; as he confided to Sabu, someone else had once tried to link the names

“yohoho” and “burn,” but the hacker “never answered… I think he picked up

some language similarities I’ve worked with [REDACTED] on other ops in the

past.” But this was Sabu, a sort of hacker demigod in the world of Anonymous. If

you couldn’t trust him, who could you trust? Sabu had even provided a server to

store the stolen Statfor data, so he couldn’t be a fed (in reality, he had done so at

the FBI’s direction).”

And more details on how they looked through copious amounts of logs to correlate this

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