Leaks of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto V, the fifth in the long-running series about stealing cars, have been rife ever since its announcement last week. Ranging from the purported leak of the game's map—which sees Los Santos taking up most of the space—to a post purportedly written by a rogue games journalist with information currently unavailable to the public.
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XGD3 0800 ISOs now burnable on regular DVD+R DL with LT-MAX feature coming in LT+ v2.0 fw

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If you're a hacker, you can't trust anyone. Even the fellow gamers in an Xbox forum. That's how an 18-year-old leader of the notorious hacking group Lulz Security got tripped up, according to one of his comrades.
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Whenever we write a glowing story about Firefox or Mozilla, postbag has a tendency to fill up with letters and missives from concerned readers who are worried about Mozilla’s close ties with Google. Almost the entirety of Mozilla’s income — 97% of $104 million — arrives in the form of royalties from the Firefox search box, and the lion’s share (86%, $85 million) of those royalties are paid by the default search engine: Google.
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We all knew it was coming since January when it was rumored that Sony would start implementing activation codes on future PS3 games. Brand new games will come packaged with an online code that you are required to input before any of the game’s online features are available to you.

This is obviously Sony’s response to piracy as well as the used games industry.
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Hehe, Lulzsec was actually the US govt, gaining support for the IP ACT!

Ever since I first hypothesized that LulzSecurity, better known as LulzSec, was a government red team, the evidence just keeps building. If LulzSec is not a government operation then it is very likely that they have government operatives in their ranks influencing all of the decision making while keeping tabs. If they are not infiltrated by government-funded hackers, then they are so short sighted that they think getting some giggles over defacing pages or bringing down public websites through DDoS attacks outweighs the repercussions.
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