LulzSec Setting Sail for New Seas, but Left a Parting Gift (UPDATE: 27/06)

LulzSec, or Lulz Security who are guilty of hacking the world and back for the past few days calls it quits but not after leaving a parting gift.

Lulz Security, a staunch believer in the #AntiSec movement twitted a few days ago that it's setting sail to new shores and that it's 50 Day demonstration on how to rulz the interwebs. According to their Twitter Page:

50 Days of Lulz statement: http://t.co/GbAD070 | Torrent:http://t.co/lGsJ4PU Thank you, gentlemen. #LulzSec

On that little statement, LulzSec comprised of 6 people of unknown origins decide to stop what they are doing on the web after its 50 days of punishing corporations and users alike. The purpose? Well, if there was anything they teach despite people are really bad if they want to, is that the security on what is suppose to be the biggest security agencies alike what we want to believe.

After this statement was released, a torrent containing a massive Battlefield Heroes Beta accounts and Forum users data appeared to be downloaded by anyone who wanted to do so, so remember to head out to Battlefield Heroes and change your passwords!

The LulzSec will say good-bye for now, but ending this post with a quote from their manifesto:

(...) you'll forget about us in 3 months' time when there's a new scandal to gawk at, or a new shiny thing to click on via your 2D light-filled rectangle."

UPDATE (27-06): It came to our attention, and from tips around other blogs that the reason why they "retired" was that LulzSec had four of the six member crew "Dox'ed". "Dox" if you haven't heard of it already is when a hacker publishes the private information of the target on the internet. You see the "Dox" file here.

http://pastebin.com/iVujX4TR