Someone connected to Anonymous and the Occupy Boston movement has dumped personal information on Boston PD personnel in Pastebin. It started about six hours ago, when “Guido Fawkes” — @p0isAn0N on Twitter — sent out this tweet: Been outta the loop fora few weeks due to this Boston (expletive). But (expletive) them Dropping dox tomorrow. Back to my regular stuff #Anonymous #AntiSecThen came this tweet: Some of my dox. Pastebin removed the rest 🙂 http://pastebin.com/u/p0isAn0NI won’t run the whole document here, but at the top @p0isAn0N says: Every time you remove this I will post in 2 more times. So come at me bro’s. Below are the home phone numbers, names, & addresses from 40 various ranking police officers from the Boston Police Department. Also is their payroll amount from late 2008. (Probably hasen’t changed much since then) We do not condone violence, we do however condone equal accountability through carefully researched information.I’m not sure why Anonymous thought releasing this would contribute to the public good, but whatever.Anonymous has the potential to do great things. Then it does stuff like this.Maybe they should read and learn from “Building a Better Anonymous” by Josh Corman and Brian Martin. The Corman-Martin project examines, among other things, “how Anonymous has failed in theory and practice” and how the organization could do some real good if it wants to.–Bill Brennerone-stop view of latest business threats. We created it for you! Bookmark it! Use it!CSO’s Daily Dashboard gives you a Related content news Gwinnett Medical Center investigating possible data breach After being contacted by Salted Hash, Gwinnett Medical Center has confirmed they're investigating a security incident By Steve Ragan Oct 02, 2018 6 mins Regulation Data Breach Hacking news Facebook: 30 million accounts impacted by security flaw (updated) In a blog post, Facebook’s VP of product management Guy Rosen said the attackers exploited a flaw in the website's 'View As' function By Steve Ragan Sep 28, 2018 4 mins Data Breach Security news Scammers pose as CNN's Wolf Blitzer, target security professionals Did they really think this would work? By Steve Ragan Sep 04, 2018 2 mins Phishing Social Engineering Security news Congress pushes MITRE to fix CVE program, suggests regular reviews and stable funding After a year of investigation into the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program, the Energy and Commerce Committee has some suggestions as to how it can be improved By Steve Ragan Aug 27, 2018 3 mins Vulnerabilities Security Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe