Anonymous released theliston Saturday as part of Anonymous larger data hack of the KKK.
The hacktivist group has promised to release up to 1,000 identities of active KKK members on Nov. 5.
However, Anonymous preponed the leak schedule and released the list on Saturday itself.
Anyone with access to one of those email addresses could have used it to register with the organization.
Anyone can provide fake information when signing up to a website, reporters should be aware of this.
The Knights membership data is kept on two computers that are immune to Internet hacking, Robb said.
One computer is right here in my house and its not connected to the Internet.
Im looking at it right here, Robb said.
There is not much evidence to prove the information posted Sunday is real, however.
Some of the email addresses of alleged KKK members end in the .ru domain, typical for Russian accounts.
A majority of thephone numbers listed appeared to be disconnected.
A group affiliated with Anonymous said it was not responsible for releasing the names.
This account has NOT YET released any information.
source: www.techworm.net
