Hackers Threaten Manufacturers BlackBerry

London - Chaos in England gave birth to a "war" between the manufacturer of BlackBerry versus new hackers. After the manufacturers of BlackBerry, Research In Motion (RIM), the British promised to help police control riots, hackers (hackers) got angry. A hacker calling himself Trick-TeamPoison retaliated by attacking the official blog of RIM. They changed the front page of the blog.

Hacker also claims the employees pocketed RIM data. According zdnet.co.uk page, if RIM is continuing its plan to help the police then the hacker team will present its information-sensitive information RIM employees. "We have access to your database, including address, name, phone number, if you continue to assist the police, we will make this information available to the public and present it to the rioters," wrote the message.

Trick-TeamPoison also threatened if RIM is helping the police with a track record of conversation data BlackBerry users who allegedly associated with the British riots, RIM would regret.
RIM had promised to expose the location (based on GPS data) those related riots.

Riots swept through London. The unrest which started last Saturday at Tottenham Hale, London, England, has also been extended to a number of areas. Currently London is conducive conditions, but places like Manchester actually started to increase their damaging action. Widespread rioting that began with the shooting of Mark Duggan is growing rapidly because of the role of the BlackBerry messaging service or BlackBerry Messenger (BBM).

TeamPoison also mocking Twitter BlackBerry in the UK. One chirp TeamPoison to account @ UK_blackberry is "Now we sit and laugh, see the BlackBerry repair his blog."

BlackBerry's official blog yesterday had an addressable blogs.blackberry.com down between 17.00 local time. RIM Center in Canada has declined to comment on the condition of their blog.

RIM's threat against vandals london raises a lot of rumors circulating in the fuel forums and Twitter. Rumor is called the RIM BlackBerry messaging service will be shut down to prevent communication between the rioters.