Operation Oakland
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Hurt protester Scott Olsen was 'provoking no one'
“Anonymous” Shuts Down Oakland P.D. Website Over #OccupyOakland Battle at Pat Dollard
SC Magazine: The hacktivist group Anonymous is making good on its promise of digital retaliation against the Oakland Police Department for the force it used against protesters this week. A distributed denial-of-service attack against the department’s website — www.oaklandpolice.com — is underway, and the website currently is unreachable. In addition, members of the collective have begun releasing information about Oakland police officers, and the call is out for additional help.
AntiSec supporters take revenge - target the City of Oakland
by Steve Ragan - Oct 27 2011, 11:11 Responding to the violent police treatment of protesters during Occupy Oakland (video below), AntiSec supporters have leaked what appears to be the usernames, passwords, and email addresses of two city employees, while exposing a CMS that manages part of the City of Oakland’s website. The data leaked by AntiSec supporters - along with a single statement of, “Problem #Oakland authorities? F--- you!” - contains a sample database record, and images taken from the admin area of the Senior Access Guide for Empowerment (SAGE) portal used by Oakland’s Department of Human Services (DHS).
#OccupyOAKLAND BRUTALITY & PERSECUTION
{*style:<b>Please rec FrugalGranny's diary to keep a checkin place on the Rec List for Occupy Oakland Kossacks. </b>*} Hella Occupy Oakland!