The site runs on WinNT, which is enough to corroborate the group's claims that they obtained it from an NT machine. So now the army claims that the software is not classified, can be obtained by a number of people and really doesn't do much of what the group claims. This recent trend of the utter distortion of facts for the express purpose of getting a high degree of publicity is sickening. Here we have people who are eating up the story fed to them by the press who themselves are not very informed. In almost no other field will the press print a one-sided story.
Nobody checks whether the information even has the tinest grain of truth.
In my opinion truth is one of the most lacking things in these recent articles. Worse, these so-called hackers love it.