Hackers Threaten RIM if Auxiliary Police Britain

Following riots in the UK, the hacker (hacker) "Team Poison" leave a message in the form of threats on RIM's official blog. The team prohibits the manufacturer of the Blackberry Blackberry users submit data to the London police.

The attack occurred after RIM declare its ability to help the police in handling the riots in London. In a statement, this hacker group says, "We represent the rioters involved in attacks against police and government."

Team Poison added, if RIM gives the user information to the police, it could lead to the wrong person who will be the target sentence.

"Members of the public who are innocent who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and have a Blackberry can be punished without any reason," said the hackers. The group is also threatening RIM employee would divulge information, including name, address and phone number.

Previously, the Blackberry Messenger service is believed to have been used by a number of robbers to plan action. British law allows police request data from the phone someone if that information relates to criminal activity. Of procedures stipulated in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. (National Geographic Indonesia / Ni Ketut Susrini)