Anonymous: Operation KKK. Anonymous seizes Ku Klux Klan Twitter account over Ferguson threats. Two Twitter accounts belonging to American racial segregation org Ku Klux Klan, @KuKluxKlanUSA and @YourKKKCentral, have been seized by Anonymous as part of the hacker-activist entity's new campaign, #OpKKK.
At 6:31pm PST Anonymous said it has knocked the website belonging to "Traditionalist American Knights of the Ku Klux Klan" -- the group responsible for the Ferguson threats -- offline. ZDNet has also received an unconfirmed statement that Anonymous has compromised KKK member email accounts, and a phone harassment campaign is being conducted on KKK members. The message is in full at the end of this article. @KuKluxKlanUSA is currently under the control of Anonymous after a week of mutual threats sparked by the KKK's announcement to use "lethal force" against Ferguson protesters.
Through the account, Anonymous tweeted that it will release a Monday evening statement about the takeover. The Riverfront Times reported that the St. Anonymous - Hackers World. Anonymous news on google. Anonymous Colombia. Anonymous – Etiquetas de RT. Anonymous : Noticias, fotos y videos de Anonymous ELTIEMPO.COM. Anonymous - 2012 TIME 100: The Most Influential People in the World. United, if at all, by a taste for shock humor and disdain for authority, this leaderless Internet hive brain is plundering and playing in the electronic networks of an ever shifting enemies list: Arab dictatorships, the Vatican, banking and entertainment firms, the FBI and CIA, the security firm Stratfor and even San Francisco's BART transport system.
Did Anonymous fix the TIME 100 poll? "Depends who you think is smarter, a global collective of highly skilled hackers or the TIME IT department," says one fellow traveler, anonymously. Anonymous earned its place on the list, one way or the other. Gellman is a contributing editor-at-large for TIME and the author of Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency Next Pete Cashmore. NATO > INFORMATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY. 1. The ongoing information revolution poses a series of political, cultural, economic as well as national security challenges. Changing communications, computing and information storage patterns are challenging notions such as privacy, identity, national borders and societal structures.
The profound changes inherent in this revolution are also changing the way we look at security, often in unanticipated ways, and demanding innovative responses. It is said that because of this revolution, the time it takes to cross the has shrunk to 30 milliseconds, compared with 30 minutes for ICBMs and several months going by boat. Meanwhile, a whole new family of actors are emerging on the international stage, such as virtual “hactivist” groups. 074 CDS 11 E - INFORMATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY - NATO Parliamentary Assembly. .pdf. La OTAN pone en su punto de mira a los 'hacktivistas' como objetivos militares. McAfee: Anonymous Hacktivist Movement to Slow Down in 2013. McAfee on Thursday announced its annual Threat Predictions report, highlighting the top security worries it predicts for 2013. Most of the forecasts are completely expected (mobile malware will become a bigger focus, crimeware and hacking as a service will expand, and large-scale attacks will increase) but one of them stood out like a sore thumb: “the influence of the hacktivist group ‘Anonymous’ will decline.”
This is a very bold claim, and frankly one that we think McAfee shouldn’t be making. Nevertheless, the security firm offered the following reasoning behind its prediction: Due to many uncoordinated and unclear operations and false claims, the Anonymous hacktivist movement will slow down in 2013. History of Anonymous, Lulzsec. We examine so-called 'Hacktivism', taking in Anonymous, Wikileaks and Lulzsec, and their impact on major world events.
(See also: Hacktivism gets attention, but not much long-term change.) Over the past two years around 90 people - some as young as 16 years old - have been arrested in the US, UK, and mainland Europe for online criminal activities relating to the hacktivist group Anonymous. The charges they face range from disabling commercial websites, stealing sensitive information such as credit card details, to attacking government security sites. In March 2012 one of the leaders of the spin-off group called Lulzsec was arrested and has subsequently become an informant for the FBI in exchange for leniency, which has led to more arrests. It marks a significant moment in the fight against these new breed of activists, but the story behind them isn't a simple case of young, technologically skilled kids with malicious intent.
Ever since the dawn of computers there have been hackers. The Hacker News Magazine - IT Security Magazine. Warm welcome to Issue 01 - The first edition of ‘The Hacker News’ Magazine release for April-2011!
Our Magazine includes all the best Hacking & Security news of the last month. We believe, “Truth is the most Powerful weapon against Injustice”, so our 1st edition is dedicated to Anonymous Hackers However, all this wouldn’t have been possible without YOU - our loyal and supportive readers! It is you who provide us the most motivation to keep on pushing the boundaries and to improve on each successive issue we will release, so THANK YOU! As always, feedback of any kind is greatly appreciated so don’t hesitate to drop us a line if you have any suggestions or comments. Enjoy this issue! El amor y el odio del FBI con Anonymous. El agente del departamento de ciberseguridad del FBI en Nueva York, Austin Berglas, ha asegurado haber neutralizado a los líderes más influyentes de Anonymous, tal y como recoge una entrevista en el Huffington Post .
Por el contrario, los 'hackers' han querido rebatir la información de los federales con ataques al mismo FBI o a centros de poder como el Nasdaq. Interpol captura a miembros de Anonymous en Colombia y desata represalias. El grupo respondió a la captura de varios de sus miembros atacando a la web de Interpol.
Capturan a 30 integrantes de Anonymous por atacar páginas del Gobierno. Las capturas se registraron en siete países, entre ellos Colombia.
La noticia fue confirmada pro el director de la Policía Nacional, quiens e encuentra en la Asamblea de la Interpol en Roma. Por: Elpais.com.co Monday, November 5, 2012 - 10:05 a.m. El grupo 'Anonymous' ha atacado varios portales gubernamentales. Colprensa. Capturan a 25 miembros de Anonymous en siete países. Hackers contra academia militar. Anonymous Attacks Russian Websites for the Arrests of Greenpeace Activists – Video. Anonymous hackers have launched distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks against a number of Russian website in protest against the arrests of 30 Greenpeace activists, known as the Arctic 30.
The attacks are part of OpGreenRights. The list of targeted websites includes the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (mid.ru), the Embassy of Russia in the US (russianembassy.org), the General Consulate of Russia in the US (ruscon.org), and the one of energy giant Gazprom (gazprom.com). Currently, the websites appear to be working properly. However, on Sunday, each of them was inaccessible for between one and three hours. Anonymous hacktivists are unhappy that the Greenpeace activists have been charged with piracy and hooliganism, and that they face up to 15 years in prison. “Anonymous has therefor decided to respond with Operation Green Rights. Jeremy Hammond: 10 años de cárcel para el hacker de Anonymous. Después de estar bajo arresto desde marzo del 2012, Jeremy Hammond fue sentenciado a 10 años de cárcel por el hack a Stratfor Global Intelligence.
Jeremy Hammond fue sentenciado hoy a 10 años de cárcel en una prisión federal por el hack a Stratfor Global Intelligence que hizo en 2011. ¿Actúa Anonymous de forma independiente? Recientemente el no tan difundido Grupo de hackers “independiente” Anonymous, a saltado a los primeros planos de los medios en el mundo.
Su reciente ataque contra sitios relacionados con el Gobierno Sirio, ponen una interrogante sobre su verdadera “militancia” y abren muchas interrogantes. ¿Sera que Anonymous ha decidido pasar de ser un grupo asociado a la “libertad” en Internet, a convertirse en un grupo asociado a la Guerra en el Ciberespacio? O es parte de un poder superior? Acktlvlsm.