After FBI says “We have Dismantled Anonymous”, Anonymous hacked FBI to show the presence

FBI says that they have dismantled the Anonymous group of hackers because most of its “largest players” have been arrested by US law enforcement authorities.
But Anonymous hackers don’t think like this, to prove them wrong and to show their presence, Anonymous group of hackers dumped large amounts of data that appears to have been stolen from FBI servers.
After the leak assistant special agent in charge of the FBI’s cyber division told :

“The movement is still there, and they’re still yacking on Twitter and posting things, but you don’t hear about these guys coming forward with those large breaches
“It’s just not happening, and that’s because of the dismantlement of the largest players,” he added.
“Has anyone seen my leg? I’m in pieces over here!” tweeted one Anonymous-affiliated account. “SHOUTOUTZ TO ALL TEH DISMANTLEZ CREWZ OUT THERE IN SCARED OF TEH FBI LAND LOLOLOLOL,” tweeted @OpLastResort, an account managed by Anons closely associated with the collective’s most recent hacks.

Leaked data consist personal information and some confidential information also, below is the screenshot of the leak:

 

After the Anonymous hackers reply to FBI, let’s see what will they do to stop them, will FBI arrest more anonymous members and will say again “We have dismantled the Anonymous” let’s see.

Anonghost Team claimed to hack Mozilla and leaked Credentials of Managers Login's

According to the latest tweet of the Anonghost team they managed to get in the database of Mozilla.org & Mozilla.com and hacked Managers login credentials.

Anonghost Team also own the Hacking operations i#OpPetrol & OpIsrael-Reloaded in the Meantime

They also released notice post about that on facebook , they posted:

Database Hacked By Mauritania Attacker \!/www.mozilla.org and www.mozilla.com Datas will be posted soon !-!"AnonGhost is Everywhere"

Anonghost tweet about the leak:

Mozilla Emails Managers Hacked By AnonGhostpastebin.com/YTWjNypx
— Anon Ghost (@An0nGhost) June 13, 2013

After a recheck of the Leak link there are more than 45 Mozilla Manager’s Login Credentials, here is the screenshot from the leak link:

Update: After the Leak Mozilla responded about the issue, as they had to, they wrote on their blog:

A hacking group called “AnonGhost” is claiming they have compromised “Mozilla Emails Managers” and exposed the email address and a 16-character value for 50 accounts. Upon investigation we’ve determined the 16-character values are not user passwords. Instead, they are activation codes used for the initial activation of user accounts for a Mozilla blogging software.