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ACS:Law was itself attacked and its secret database of porn downloaders and a list of Sky broadband customers were leaked to websites including the Pirate [...]

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As part of the continued blow-back caused by the UK law firm ACS: Law, who is sending out massive amounts of threatening letters and taking legal action [...]

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BT, the UK's largest broadband provider, sent details about its customers to ACS:Law, the firm of London solicitors at the centre of a huge data privacy row [...]

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Since then, targets have been smaller, including ACS:Law, which received a big present after its chief mocked the attack, their site was taken down by [...]

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There's a law firm in the UK called ACS:Law. It's one of those trashy law firms that works with content providers?music, movies, pr0n, etc. [...]

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Several broadband ISPs, including Sky Broadband , TalkTalk and Timico UK, have now given their reactions to the recent ACS:Law (Andrew Crossley) email leak. [...]

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ACS:Law then bungled an attempt to bring its site back online and published its own email database to the public. The case is now being looked at by the UK [...]

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Searching for "ACS:Law" on the Sky News website returns nothing, while a search for "ACS Law" brings up Crossley's now second most famous flirtation with [...]

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The recent distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on legal firm ACS:Law was perpetrated by online activists who wanted to punish the firm for its [...]

3 Jun 2010 We've pointed out multiple times that ACS:Law and its predecessor Davenport Lyons have been referred for disciplinary action and even UK [...]

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24 Sep 2010 There appears to have been a serious data security breach on ACS:Law's website today, as the website's root directory was temporarily [...]

25 Sep 2010 Earlier this week, anti-piracy lawyers ACS:Law had their website taken down by a 4chan DDoS attack. Adding insult to injury, owner Andrew [...]

Welcome to ACS:Law Solicitors. We are a law firm which specialises in assisting intellectual property rights holders exploit and enforce their rights [...]

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27 Sep 2010 ISPreview.co.uk UK Internet Service Provider news - Privacy International Plans Legal Action Against ACS Law UK Over Data Breach « ISPreview [...]

beingthreatened.com has been established to collate all the relevant information regarding the letters of claim sent out by Davenport Lyons and ACS:Law. [...]

28 Sep 2010 A bit more fallout from the ACS:Law email leak. In the comments on our last post, cc pointed out that one of the discoveries in the leaks is [...]

28 Sep 2010 The events of the past few days may come to mean that ACS:Law boss Andrew Crossley's comments in a brief phone conversation last Wednesday [...]

27 Sep 2010 Since late last week, people have been submitting the news that ACS:Law's email archives were revealed and spread widely across the internet [...]

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Daniel Emery reports the latest in a breach that started when a UK law firm pursuing file-sharers was hit with a DDoS attack as part of Operation: Payback is. [...]

The names of thousands for BT & Sky broadband customers who had allegedly illegally downloaded adult material have been leaked on-line. The lists appear to have been obtained from servers of a law firm ACS:Law by the notorious 4chan group. ACS:Law had obtained the lists from ISPs Sky and PlusNet (ow [...]

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The list, seen by BBC News, details the full names and addresses of over 5300 people thought by law firm ACS:Law to be illegally sharing adult films. It appeared online following an attack on the ACS:Law website. [...]

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The attacks moved on to assaults that flooded websites maintained by the MPAA and RIAA and, most recently, ACS:Law. It's hard to imagine two groups of people more contrasting than fans of 4chan, the anarchic message board, [...]

Privacy International has said that it is planning legal action against ACS:Law over a breach that led to a list of email addresses of Sky Broadband customers. [...]