LulzSec’s ‘Sabu’ has sentencing postponed but could face 124 years

US prosecutors have postponed the sentencing of “Sabu” – real name Hector Xavier Monsegur – who led the LulzSec hacking crew during the summer of 2011 while working as a double agent for the FBI.

Monsegur was due to appear at a Manhattan federal court on Friday for sentencing on ten counts of hacking, one of bank fraud, and one of identity theft, which together carried a maximum penalty of 124 years.