How I Out-Hacked a LulzSec Member

A couple of days ago, I saw a tweet from @lolspoon which exposed another twitter user's real name and phone number, to aid people in harrassing that person. I did not know who @lolspoon was, but I immediately reported this to Twitter as a violation of the Terms of Service, as explained here:

https://support.twitter.com/groups/33-report-a-violation/topics/166-safety-center/articles/15794-safety-abusive-users

I also sent out a tweet asking other people to report @lolspoon.
I got a lot of angry responses on Twitter, more than I expected. And yesterday, Twitter took down the @lolspoon account.

The angry attacks on me increased, claiming that I was a "snitch" and that they needed to react to the injury done to "Kayla". So I checked, and apparently @lolspoon is, in fact, one of the core LulzSec members, as listed here:

http://pastebin.com/FSgLga0d

I claim victory in a duel of hackers:

1. By violating the Terms of Service, @lolspoon created a security vulnerability in her Twitter account.

2. I used a Privilege Escalation Exploit on that vulnerability, through the mechanism of a trouble ticket, and pwned her.

Therefore I have won by code duello, and no one is justified in protesting it.

Furthermore, I maintain that all criminal hackers are lacking in "skilz", because they have also exposed themselves to similar privilege escalation attacks through poor security practices, The law is a system like any other and failing to respect it is poor security and sloppy hacking.

Therefore, if you want to be 1337, you should obey the law.