Two supeiros are held by American authorities hacking

Two suspects of being part of a network that hacked into the high places of emails US officials, including the head of the CIA, John Brennan, were arrested on Thursday in the United States, announced the authorities.

Andrew Otto Boggs, 22, and Justin Gray Liverman, 24, are accused of integrating a group of hackers called "Crackas With Attitude," said the US Department of Justice.

From October 2015 to February 2016, network members invaded the personal data of those authorities and their families, and lowered private information then published on websites, and harass their victims by phone.

At least three members of the hacker group are in the UK, which are investigated, according to the Department.

Held in the state of North Carolina, Boggs, whose nickname on the internet is "INCURSIO" and Liberman, known as "D3F4ULT" arraigned next week before a Virginia federal court to be informed of the crimes of which they are accused.

In October 2015, the organization published WikiLeaks documents that came from the account for personal email Brennan, who declared himself "shocked" and "concerned" and denied having violated their security obligations.

As part of the investigation into this case, British police arrested a teenager in February 16 suspected of being involved.

The American television network CNN and Motherboard site reported that the targets of "Crackas With Attitude" were senior officials of the CIA, the FBI, the Interior Security Department, the White House and other federal agencies.

In January, the office of the national coordinator of US intelligence, James Clapper, confirmed that a hacker had accessed his personal account on your ISP and telephone, some even divert calls from your home, according to Motherboard.