two assad also reportedly managed to give enough information on the other hackers to help the f.b.i. press charges against them i'm not so happy hackers who were arrested are ryan ackroyd. who's number one his aide is second in command according to fox news taylor was the one who figured out how vulnerable the u.s. senate security system was leading to the senate web site being hacked in a short time later davis better known as topiary also amongst the captured hackers and in fact he was arrested back in july and won't face charges from the f.b.i. until now he's arrested by scotland yard after he took part in a cyber attacks against wiki leaks companies like visa master card and pay pal they decide to cut off allowing financial services to go to them i spoke with him over a year ago about the hack and hit. these companies have. paypal for example has stopped funding but we can be tricky phones from wiki leaks and they refused to get them but they have given them but you know but we believe this was not really knocked they want to do they were forced to do it and we're not a malicious group

f.b.i. and call the justice department press room. no. i think that these were clandestine meetings. >> which attorney general had the most difficult relationship with which f.b.i. director? >> oh, no contest. robert f. kennedy and j. edgar hoover. these men hated each other with a burning passion. >> why? >> these bobby wanted to exert his authority to run the f.b.i. he was the attorney general. hoover is supposed to report to him. hoover wasn't going to report to this pardon my language young whippersnapper. he wanted the people who gave the tour at the f.b.i. building to say well, mr. hoover has been director since 1924. the year before attorney general kennedy was born. and hoover did not submit to his authority. bobby kennedy didn't like that. >> robert kennedy had been -- when he was 35, the -- j. edgar hoover had been since 1919. >> 1924. hoover took over the f.b.i. and bobby was born in 1925. >> at what point do you demonstrate this hatred for one another? >> the conversations between these two men will sear the hair off the back o

f.b.i. top cyber cop is reiterating how big that cyber threat actually is at a press conference yesterday the cyber expert said companies need to radically change their computer networks to avoid national security and economic graphs now this comes after dozens of high profile attacks by so-called hacktivists websites from the department of justice to sony have been targeted but it's not just hacked that best the u.s. is worried about a computer security company said that ninety four percent of the attacks done by chinese hackers were noticed until a year after the information was stolen so just how serious is the cyber threat here to talk more about this is internet activist and c.e.o. of local asio company greg how wish welcome greg so our health service is now becoming too sophisticated for the u.s. government yes you know the big problem we have right now is that a lot. coming out of countries like china. they might not be state sponsored the state doesn't seem to care too much to soccer so beyond hackers here in the u.s. do you think that the u.s. should be even more worried about foreig

a press conference this year and, scott, he seemed eager to join the debate and also defend his record from republicans who've been tearing it to pieces over these past few months. >> pelley: the f.b.i. says it arrested some of the world's most wanted computer hackers. this was wall street's worst day of the year. and a day at the races with prince harry when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: for more than four years, a group of computer hackers that goes by the name anonymous has been hacking the web sites of governments and businesses all over the world. today federal prosecutors said six key members have been arrested. bob orr has the latest. bob? >> reporter: scott, those arrests strike at the very core of the international hacker's network anonymous and its offshoot cyber gang lulzsec. for the f.b.i., it's a bit of revenge. one of the suspects nabbed in ireland is accused of hacking into this f.b.i./scotland yard conference call. >> reporter: the suspect, who >> reporter: the suspect, who goes by the name palladium then taunted law enforcement by posting the call on the internet. now he and five other suspected hackers have been arrested, including a new york man who

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press conference praising law enforcement for stopping this attack before was carried out. you were. going to spread. the robber is that screws with one of them. now it's funny that bloomberg added f.b.i. is robert mueller interest speech because the f.b.i. was actually involved in this case at all in fact the f.b.i. was aware the n.y.p.d. had been tracking him intel for two years but the feds never felt that he was a serious threat because he was mentally unstable and they declined opportunities to take the man down so that's why the family was the defendant was arrested by the n.y.p.d. process in a state court whereas usually terrorism cases are handled on a federal level with the f. and prosecuted in the federal court system but the f.b.i. wanted nothing to do with this case so yesterday tell us back in new york state court so he could enter a not guilty plea now defense lawyers think they have enough information to prove that business an example of police overreaching they said we think that when a jury hears both sides of this case they'll see it for what it really is that's not the only thing that might work against prosecutors according to the new york times the suspect got som