A second member of the LulzSec hacking collective has been arrested by US authorities in connection with attacks on Sony Pictures Europe.
How much resources do you think are expended trying to find weekend warrior hacktivist ghosts- in the name of protecting corporate profits?
Read more: LulzSec hacker arrested over Sony attack
Lulzsec hackers pleaded guilty to exploiting international firms, law enforcement, government agencies, and the CIA in a Hacktivist spree.
So does this mean the FBI is guilty of hacking the CIA?
Read more: Lulzsec / Anonymous Hackers admit plotting attacks on CIA
Center for Copyright Information, an alliance among ISPs and media giants such as Disney, Sony and Fox aims to stop piracy by monitoring your computer.
Can we stop buying products from these companies who buy laws that allow them to monitor your computer, or are they so ubiquitous that we don’t even have a choice?
Read more: Disney, Sony and Fox team with Internet Providers to Spy on You
Hacktivism 101: The Anonymous Guide to Lulz – How Anonymous Picks Targets, Launches Attacks, and Takes Powerful Organizations Down.
Are you a moralfag or a lulzfag?
Read more: Hacktivism 101: The Anonymous Guide to Lulz
‘Late in the afternoon of Jan. 19, the U.S. Department of Justice website vanished from the Internet. Anyone attempting to visit it to report a crime or submit a complaint received a message saying the site was unable to load. More websites disappeared in rapid succession. The Recording Industry Association of America. The Motion Picture Association of America. Universal Music. Warner Brothers. The FBI.
By nightfall, most of the sites had come back online, but the people responsible for the outages had made their point. They’d landed what they hailed as the biggest blow yet in an escalating war for control of the Internet, and in one of their online command centers, “Phoenix” and his associates were celebrating.’
Read more: Anonymous And The War Over The Internet
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