19 Facts About TeaMp0isoN

TeaMp0isoN was a computer security research group consisting of 3 to 5 core members.

TeaMp0isoN disbanded in 2012 following the arrests of some of its core members, "TriCk", and "MLT".

TeaMp0isoN released several documents pertaining to the English Defence League, leaking information which included personal details of several high-ranking EDL members.

TeaMp0isoN defaced the official BlackBerry blog as a response to Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry, promising to co-operate with the United Kingdom police and government.

In July 2011, TeaMp0isoN released eight Court Cases against Sarah Palin, claiming they had intentions to do the same with Barack Obama.

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On 8 August 2011, TeaMp0isoN released the hashed administrator passwords for a website hosted under NASA's domain, after using a public vulnerability.

In November 2011, TeaMp0isoN released a list of email addresses and passwords that were reportedly obtained via an SQL injection vulnerability in the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defence.

In December 2011, TeaMp0isoN leaked the account data of 13 million South Korean online game subscribers.

On 3 April 2012, TeaMp0isoN gained access to a NATO web server, before leaking data obtained from the server and defacing the index page of the site.

TeaMp0isoN joined forces with the hacker collective Anonymous to announce OpCensorThis, an operation intended to protest against censorship.

TeaMp0isoN then went on to deface several sites in support of OpCensorThis, the most significant being the United Nations Development Programme, and the British tabloid newspaper, the Daily Mail.

TeaMp0isoN went on to publish the credit card details and passport scans of well-known rapper Sean Combs.

TeaMp0isoN then used his credit card to donate money to charity and to order pizzas for those who requested via Twitter.

In November 2011, TeaMp0isoN released more than 128 usernames and login details, which they say were obtained from the United Nations Development Programme.

TeaMp0isoN disputed this statement, releasing server logs and other evidence to suggest that the server was still in fact actively being used by the United Nations.

In 2015, TeaMp0isoN returned and no longer appear to be committing any illegal activities.

TeaMp0isoN has released several zero-day exploits, including one that affected the memorial sites of Malcolm X and Marilyn Monroe, and one that affected a commonly-used WordPress plugin used by a large number of websites.

Also at this time, TeaMp0isoN identified a zero-day SQL Injection vulnerability, resulting in many sites being compromised, including Crime Stoppers in Waterloo, Ontario, Peel and other Canadian cities and districts.

TeaMp0isoN fled the UK while on police bail and reportedly joined ISIL.