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Sentencing of LulzSec hacker “Sabu” postponed for fifth time

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The sentencing of hacker Hector Xavier Monsegur , or “Sabu,” who led the notorious hacking group LulzSec in 2011, has been postponed once again. Sabu faces serious charges of hacking, identity theft, and bank fraud.

This is the fifth time that Sabu's trial has been postponed indefinitely. The case was originally scheduled for August 2012. Since then, and following requests from the government, his has been rescheduled for February, August and October 2013.

So far, the new trial date for the case has not been announced.

Meanwhile, some interesting FBI documents have come to light that reveal that Sabu is not the only LulzSec member who has cooperated with authorities. There are at least two other individuals who were arrested in late June 2011.

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