http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/1039...-informat.htm#
Standing by for the next round of yelping from the "control the internet" crowdImperva, a data security firm, first reported on the hacker and his offerings on January 21. In a blog post, the firm said that the hacker has put on sale dot-gov, dot-mil and dot-edu websites from across the globe at a price range of $55 to $499. It also discovered that the hacker was also offering personal information from the hacked websites at $20 for 1000 records.
...put on sale the admin access to high-profile sites such as the official Italian government website (http://itcgcesaro.gov.it), the Department of Defense Pharmacoeconomic centre (http://pec.ha.osd.mil/) and even the United States Army, Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) (http://cecom.army.mil ).
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