MSN: SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A well-known social media journalist was sentenced to two years in federal prison Wednesday
after he was convicted of conspiring with the hacking group Anonymous to break into the Los Angeles Times’ website and alter a story.
Despite his role in the news media, federal prosecutors in Sacramento say Matthew Keys, 29, of Vacaville was simply a disgruntled employee striking back at his former employer.
The little doughboy should have exposed the video of Obama praising Rashid Khalidi that the LA Times has been suppressing for eight years.
The fat boy screwed up and needs his knuckles rapped, but two years? The one who needs to do hard time is the moron in charge of IT security. When someone with login credentials quits or is fired, the very first thing you do is slag the user ID.
Gee Wally, I wonder how many bookmarks to left-handed websites Matthew has…
It’s always the alpha males, isn’t it.
Anyone stupid enough to hang around those anon fags deserve whatever they get.
The top guys in anon are well known and only get to hang around because they rat out enough people to be of value.
And the hildebeast walks free?
Glad to see he’ll FINALLY get a date now. Just maybe not the date he imagined.
He looks like a 14 year old lesbian (or a 44 year old lesbian)
He didn’t hack! He only provided log in information. Turns out the TV station was using a server in a NY bathroom…