Rupert Murdoch's News Corp Is Under Investigation For Computer Hacking And Corporate Theft

Rupert Murdoch

Rupert Murdoch's News International/News Corp, is under criminal investigation by the Metropolitan Police, for not just "phone hacking" but computer hacking as well, in a case titled "Operation Tuleta." It has been discovered that a number of people have been hacked by News International/News Corp, via computer intrusion, which also encompassed illegally prying into emails as well.

This week, several publications have written in detail of a software trojan, News International/News Corp, used to illegally access the computers of politicians, celebrities and victims of crime. A member of Parliament was hacked in 2006 and a private photo he had taken with his mistress, was illegally copied via hacking and published in Murdoch's newspapers as a scoop regarding the extramarital affair. This conduct was completely illegal, as hacking is a crime. This month, attorneys are now publicly stating they have famous clients, who were hacked by News International/News Corp as well.

Article Background: In 2005, the complaint I filed with the Metropolitan Police regarding News International/News Corp, formally accused them of illegal wiretapping and computer hacking. Six months later in 2006, two News/International/News Corp employees were arrested for illegal wiretapping and phone hacking.

My unpublished articles I'd written for my websites, were being hacked and copied from my computers and emails, then published in News International papers as scoops and exclusives. Items I privately discussed over the phone with musically and politically connected people, were also used in later published News International articles VERBATIM as they had been spoken over the phone days prior. Preexisting, unpublished, Library of Congress copyrighted music and films I authored that were stored on my computers, were illegally copied and later used by Rupert Murdoch's Fox and 20th Century Fox (News Corp), among others, for profit.

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Sony is having a terrible year. The company's plants in Japan were seriously damaged by an earthquake and ensuing tsunami, hackers hacked many of their websites into a non-working state, whilst stealing 100 million customers financial and private data from their servers, which created massive financial loss, later reflected in their significant decrease in revenues.

If all that wasn't enough, a Sony distribution center in Canning Town, East London, was set on fire by people rioting for the fourth night in a row. For Sony, when it rains it pours. Beside News Corp, the Judiciary Report can't think of a company with more misery and trouble right now.

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Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp, which owns Fox News

This week, a former Fox News executive in America, Dan Cooper, stated to the press, the News Corp network has a "black ops" department, solely dedicated to illegal hacking and wiretapping, which requires a special security clearance to get into said floor of the building.

His contentions support the Judiciary Report's previous and ongoing formal claims, from 2005 to the present, that people in America have been victim of Rupert Murdoch's illegal phone hacking, which erupted into a massive scandal in Britain, before going worldwide.

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Cooper stated, News Corp's Fox News has a secret department ensconced in the building, devoted to criminal invasion of privacy, via phone hacking and other invasive techniques, "Most people thought it was simply the research department of Fox News. I knew it also housed a counter intelligence and black ops office. So accessing phone records was easy pie. It was staffed by 15 researchers and had a guard at the door. No one working there would engage in conversation.”

I was the first to report their misconduct to the police (formal complaint) and go public with it in 2005, with arrests following in 2006. Therefore, I experienced it firsthand, know of their methods and have incontrovertible proof thereof. It is a three prong attack of illegal hacking, wiretapping and video surveillance of innocent targets.

Former editor and executive, Rebekah Brooks, who was arrested in the scandal, smiling with Murdoch's crooked daughter, Elisabeth Murdoch (Photo Credit: Alan Davidson)

The Murdoch family has denied everyone's allegations, in every nation it operates, but irrefutable evidence and arrests have been made public in Britain, testifying to the widespread crimes being committed at News International/News Corp.

Several current and former News International/News Corp employees have come forward stating illegal wiretapping and hacking is a widespread form of criminality that exists at the company.

Former News International/News Corp editor, Andy Coulson, who was also arrested this month in the scandal (Photo Credit: PA)

Given the fact, News International/News Corp denied all allegations, then two of their employees were arrested in 2006 for said crimes, which led the company (Les Hinton) to swear under oath that the criminal misconduct was limited to just the two men in question, only for the scandal to blow up again in 2011, with the public finding out many of their employees are involved in the crimes, with almost a dozen new arrests, says they are liars.

Not to mention, executive James Murdoch, was caught lying in Parliament this weak. So yea, News Corp's word means absolutely nothing, as they lie for a living and at the drop of a hat.

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The lawsuit states, "The hackers reviewed years worth of confidential and private information, including documents between Wade and his attorneys, communications between Wade and his ex-wife, business associates, advisers, family and friends, the complaint states. The hackers also sent sometimes vulgar and threatening emails purporting to be from Wade and used Wade’s likeness request private documents, the complaint says."

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Movie Review - Code Hunter

Title: Code Hunter

Year Of Release: 2002

Review Date: June 30, 2011

Rating: R

Running time: 100 minutes

Box Office Gross: N/A

Site Rating: 3 out of 10 stars

"Code Hunter" is the fictional story of a hacker being blackmailed into stealing technology for an unscrupulous enemy that seeks to control, then wipe out humanity with their insanity. He seeks help from a newscaster, played by Vanessa Marcil (the mother of Megan Fox's stepson) who is reluctant to assist him, due to his story being ambiguous.

The film has guest appearances by rappers Coolio and Tone Loc. This film contains unnecessary cursing, which is why it was probably slapped with an R rating, limiting its audience. Though the film was somewhat low budget, it wasn't that bad in how it was filmed, in terms of picture quality and special efx.

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The British spy agency, MI6, pawned Al Qaeda this week, by hacking a nefarious bomb making website belonging to the terrorist group, deleting its dangerous instructional manuals and replacing them with cake recipes. Pure comedy! It's good to see the agency has retained its sense of humor. At the end of the day, no one should be disseminating bomb making instructions to the public. No good can come of that.

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Hackers made good on their threats to pulverize Sony online again, via a new attack on their music and film companies. Hackers completely raided the sites, downloaded the user data of 1,000,000 customers including the back-end map of the sites and pilfered Sony coupons. The hackers even openly mocked the FBI, who are usually well behind them, stating they are laughing at the law enforcement agency, who publicly claimed they are on their trail.

Sony has finally decided to appear before an irate Congress over the matter. Maybe Congress can ask them why, according to hackers this week, the personal and financial data of its customers, continues to sit on servers unencrypted and with weak security. Sony can afford to encrypt the data and pay for better security, but is inexplicably being cheap with customers data, which is now up for sale on underground hacker websites.

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Sony has been battered by hackers over the past two months and the company's defenses are still proving inadequate, as they were attacked again today. The hacks have largely centered on Sony's gaming company, PSN, but now hackers are turning their attention to the music branch of the company. Yup, that's right, Sony Music. They want to hack everything, including Beyonce's weave.

A threat tweet was left for Sony on the social networking website, Twtter, as hackers facetiously alerted them to the fact, they are pillaging their computer systems once again and making off with more customers' data.

Thus far, Sony and the FBI have been unable to catch the people behind the very damaging hacks, which swiped the personal and financial data of 110,000,000 Sony customers. Um, maybe it's just me, but I think the hackers are trying to break them.

It's time Sony's crazy CEO, Howard Stringer, steps down. His insane breed of leadership and obsession with theft, fraud and harassment, in concert with other known executives, has deposited Sony into a number of terrible situations that caused them permanent damage.

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Sony is under attack on several fronts, by a group of unnamed hackers that continue to pummel the company over the internet, with blow after blow. Sony's music, video game and mobile phone websites in America, Canada, Japan, Greece, Thailand, Taiwan and Indonesia, have been seriously hacked, with millions of consumers' personal and financial data stolen.

Houses of legislature in America and Taiwan are angry, demanding answers from Sony, who've gone silent again. The public was not amused when it was revealed Sony's internet defenses failed, due to software firewalls that were not being updated in a timely fashion, to address emerging exploits.

The company is facing $24 billion in losses from the hacks alone, in damage that keeps mounting. It's stock and profits are way down, as the hacks and earthquake, then tsunami that damaged its Japanese headquarters, wreaked havoc on sales and productivity. Based on mainstream articles, more hacks are planned against the beleaguered company, who do not seem to grasp the gravity of what has transpired nor what they are facing.

Sony is losing consumers in droves, who no longer feel they can safely shop for music or phones or pay to play video games on the company's websites. As such, Sony products have become tainted. I cannot recall a single corporation that was battered this badly by hackers.

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It is not some small thing that the financial data of 100,000,000 people were criminally swiped with a portion of it offered for sale on underground hacker websites. Then there's the distress factor, regarding millions of customers panicking and calling banks in a flurry over their stolen data. Banks were then unduly burdened with the issue that lax security at Sony crated. I've stated it before and I shall again, Sony headquarters is living on another planet.

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Howard Stringer's arrogance and negligence, believing no one could dare touch them, came back to haunt Sony

Sony has been broken by the $24 billion dollar hack that transpired against the corporation over the past few weeks. Only to be hit by a second damaging hack last week. The public is calling for the resignation of Sony CEO, Howard Stringer, who mysteriously fell out of sight when all the turmoil and bad press hit the company. He surfaced today with his tail between his legs, issuing a belated and ineffective apology, after a scathing article slammed his cowardice and lack of backbone.

Sony stated this week, as the Judiciary Report did last week (Sony Badly Hit By $24 Billion Dollar Hack) the hacker collective Anonymous is behind the massive hack the company sustained, disabling their systems, knocking their PlayStation sites off line and stealing the personal and financial data of tens of millions of customers.

Sony stated earlier in the week that they found a file on their server that is the calling card of Anonymous. The file was not only titled "Anonymous" it read "we are legion" which is their slogan. Anonymous denied all responsibility for the hack, but why would they claim credit, as it would equal decades in prison.

Sony is facing a financial crisis from the Anonymous hack and earthquake/tsunami that could bankrupt them

Either way, Anonymous could state it was someone else pretending to be them. The FBI, who Sony called to report the hack, is not good with computers (LOL). However, regarding Sony, it's not so nice when you have to deal with the FBI as the shoe is on the other foot, now is it.

Some of you may be wondering how I knew last week Anonymous is the one that attacked the company, before Sony made the announcement yesterday, regarding the calling card they found on their server. I had nothing to do with it, but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that when someone says they are going to pimp slap you in an extraordinary way, then they do, who it was that issued the slap-age. For weeks Anonymous warned Sony they were going to get them (see: hack) and their initial blow to the company was just a test (see: diversion) while they did the real damage (see: monster hack and identity theft).

Ironically, the hack does not seem to have been that difficult for Anonymous, as news has since surfaced revealing, Sony's security software was not up to date or strong. It did not meet even basic, up to date security standards. Considering lawsuits are being filed against Sony left right and center, this tidbit is going to work against them in court, as it reveals criminal negligence. Once again, I am only sympathetic to Sony's customers and not the actual company, as it has a history of abusing and robbing innocent people for financial gain.

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