After leaked information of 20,000 FBI and Homeland Security officers, a teenager must jailed

News24xx.com -  A teenage hacker leaked personal details of more than 20,000 FBI and Homeland Security officers.

Kane Gamble, 18, allegedly gained access to the account of a senior US intelligence official because he was troubled by a 'corrupt and cold-blooded' of American government.

In one surprising offense, Gamble posted 'I have you' on TV at the home of one of the high-ranking officers.

Gamble was only 15 years when he targeted the CIA head, John Brennan and FBI vice director Mark Giuliano, in a housing estate in Leicestershire.

That teenager have also established the Crackas With Attitude (CWA) group that is online responsible for attacks on a number of email and phone accounts.

Several sensitive documents were reportedly obtained from Mr. Brennan's inbox, including an application that containing 47 pages for secret security. A Comcast cable TV and James Clapper's broadband account, a national intelligence director were also targeted.

Gamble also gained access to the FBI Law Enforcement Portal, using Giuliano credentials.

Attorney, John Lloyd-Jones QC told a trial in Old Bailey: 'The group is called a hacker. The group is actually using something known as social engineering, which involves to manipulating people, call centers or a social help desk, and taking action or leaking confidential information. "

Gamble also uses anonymous Twitter profiles to talk to reporters. Lloyd-Jones said: "He told to a reporter, It all started when I got more and more irritated at how corrupt and cold-blooded the current US government is, so I decided to do something."

To get the victim's personal details, Gamble fools the employees at companies like Comcast and Verizon to divulge their personal details.

He also uses phone numbers to call and mock the victims and their families, and control their devices, including iPads. Last October, Gamble, from Linford Crescent, Coalville, pleaded guilty in the High Court of Leicester over eight allegations of functioning with the intention of obtaining unauthorized access to computers and two allegations of unauthorized computer modification materials.

Gamble, who has an autistic spectrum disorder, will be sentenced at Old Bailey when the trial resumes in the future.

 

 

 

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