Hacker Group LulzSec Reborn, Exposes 171,000 Military Accounts

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Los Angeles Times: After several months of no activity, the hacker group LulzSec has struck again. The group apparently hacked a military dating site called MilitarySingles.com and has posted online 170,937 e-mail accounts belonging to members of the military. The Pentagon has not commented on the severity of the data leak.

The group publicized the latest hack with a Twitter account under the name “LulzSec Reborn.”

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