That's what I thought.

"the hackers seem most interested in embarrassing government employees who used their official email addresses (for some reason?) to register for a porn site. Foolish government employees beware"

Well, not everyone is ashamed of watching porn, and/or don't expect to get hacked.
It's that simple.

And since this article doesn't indicate that they were watching on the clock....
...what's the big deal?

and...

Megaupload could potentially have massive anounts of dirt on officials.

A wolf's howl does not produce an echo.

You do understand that not everyone was using it for pirate files.

You'll find it was shut down because the hacker groups put their files up onto mega-upload.

Shut down the file site those files don't become easy to spread around the place.

These groups will be 100% comprised they are too stupid to see or understand that.

People on the anonymous twitter would ask s3ver to hack a site for them and the site would be hacked, the UFC was a classic he probably asked a couple other people to hack it and they did and will get dine for it.

What he was found 10 months ago, and got hit up by the FBI 8 months ago, how many other people do you think they have 100% tabs on, even in countries outside the USA.

The FBI's docs probably include photos and time sheets for what the person has done with phone records and recordings of them talking to other people.

The FBI have been keeping tabs on people for the last 80 years and some hacker group thinks they can't be tracked on the net nor in the real world.

The need to catch a grip of themselves on that alone.