What's there to back up the legitimacy of the information released by these guys?
It just looks like they're tweeting out random IPs from zeustracker.
It just looks like they're tweeting out random IPs from zeustracker.
It's quite possible they got a few wrong; I have not independently confirmed the information and I'm not sure anyone else has. One can clearly tell what sort of individuals the perpetrators are, though, and US law enforcement typically does not have a lot of trouble identifying and rounding up egotistical script kiddies. Look at LulzSec and all the copycats.
Feel free to put my comment on a calendar: I'd bet a fair bit of money that 75% or more of the group will be arrested before Christmas of 2015.
These aliases and information are present on channels far away from Twitter.