Six Hackers in the United States and Abroad Charged for Crimes Affecting Over One Mil

One time, that's all it takes for you to screw up and come unprepared. Sabu learned that lesson quite well. And, those he flipped on, learned there is always one willing to talk. I said months ago that the birds would start chirping, and that would be the end. Oh sure, more will come along to continue the work or replace LulzSec entirely (really that has already happened), but this is a big blow.

 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/03/07/lulzsec_takedown_analysis/

 

+1 Anonymous is no where as dis-centralized as they want you to believe. Sure any one can fly under the name "anonymous" or "Lulzsec" but there are set members and leaders once the fall the whole thing will fall. These groups will never be as "powerful" as they were these past two years, once all the main kiddies get taken down.