Anonymous Threatens to Take Down Manteca, CA Police Website. Manteca is a city of nearly 70,000, located east of San Francisco in California's central valley.
On December 18th, Anonymous posted a video on YouTube which refers to an officer involved shooting which took place in the city last year. The shooting occurred on June 8, 2011: Officer John Moody and a 2nd officer stopped parolee Ernest Duenez Jr. which ended with Duenez being shot multiple times and killed. It took the district attorney's office 18 months to clear the officers of any wrongdoing. In the meantime, the two officers involved were given a restraining order against the deceased man's brother who had been heckling them on the street. Days after the officers were cleared of any wrongdoing, an attorney for the Duenez family released the dash cam video of the incident, which is now on YouTube [warning graphic]. T-Shirt Company Picks A Fight With Anonymous. “Their arrogance and ignorance of what they have done will not go unpunished,” promised Anonymous, in a YouTube video (below).
“Anonymous will take down any business they have going on the internet and the ninety nine per cent will not stop until the registration has been revoked and a public apology has been made. The name of Anonymous will not be the whore of the world.” Even if E-Flicker managed to escape the wrath of hackers, the logo is already registered under a Creative Commons intellectual property license, according to a tweet from an Anonymous account: We doubt Anonymous will wait for a cease and desist notice. Just remember not to blink, fight fans, this knockout could come quicker than a bout between Mike Tyson and Richard Simmons.
File:Anonymous emblem.svg. Anonymous: Obama's oath to defend the US constitution. 'Anonymous' hacks Chinese government, protest freedom and civil rights. Hack. LulzSec and Anonymous unite to wage cyber war on U.S. government. Hacker group Anonymous now targeting child porn sites. Anonymous Hackers Now Fighting Child Pornography. Anonymous, the group of high-powered hackers famous for targeting Bank of America and Sony, has turned its vigilante brand of online activism to child pornography sites.
The "hacktivists" are targeting web host Freedom Hosting and accusing it of knowingly hosting child pornography. This marks a shift for Anonymous, which is better known for hitting corporate and big-business sites with DDoS attacks, briefly taking over operations or scraping information. Anonymous released a statement condemning Freedom Hosting for its alleged practices and warning all other child pornography sites to take down their materials, reports BGR. “Our demands are simple.