Citigroup CEO’s personal data raided by hackers

This kind of chicanery isn't as much news to me as the 24 people who were arrested at CitiBank for trying to close their bank accounts. When asked to leave and refusing, they were locked inside the CitiBank until police could arrest them for not leaving.

What's really fucked up (to me) is the hacktivism in this case actually worked because I got to find out about something important like the combination of abuse of power and the potentially illegal actions of a bank in the treatment of its customers.

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Chase bank, by the way, allowed its customers to close their accounts without arresting them.

Surely won't be the last banker hacked in solidarity with OWS. Just wait until they get inside an unsuspecting Quant's email.

You HAVE to take full control of your 'lively hood'. The Occupy hood in London is getting pretty lively also.