Anonops #12: Spy on the Spyers

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Two from Team Poison arrested in MI6 hotline phone hack

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Police in the UK have arrested two teens as part of an investigation into illegal recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard’s anti-terror hotline, which were later posted on Youtube. Two teenage boys aged 16 and 17 years have been arrested in the West Midlands in connection with an investigation into reports that hackers accessed Scotland Yard's anti-terror hotline.

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Met Denies Anti-Terrorism Hotline Hacked

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Scotland Yard has denied its computer systems were hacked after a recording emerged of a confidential phone discussion between counter-terrorism officers.

Activists from the Teampoison hacker collective claimed they were able to breach security and make the recording, which was posted on YouTube a few hours later.

It appears to be a recording of officers discussing an earlier attack by Teampoison members.

This earlier attack involved the counter-terrorism hotline being bombarded with prank calls allegedly launched by Teampoison computers.

But a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) said: "We are confident the MPS communication systems have not been breached and remain, as they always have been, secure.

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Detonate said: "We did it with ease. Their security is bizarre, it's as if they have no security whatsoever. The security they lack, it's incredible. They use an old phone system. It's pretty much the art of phreaking (phone hacking).

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OpCensorThis twitterde op vrijdag 13-04-2012 om 07:11:38 All of #TeaMp0isoN is fine! Not v&! Trust us! reageer retweet

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Privacy-protective ISP raises over $43,000 in donations in one day

Privacy may not be quite dead yet: proposal for surveillance-resistant Internet provider, which could become the ACLU's dream and the FBI's nightmare, finds some early fundraising success.

An ambitious effort to launch an Internet service provider designed from its inception to be privacy-protective and surveillance-resistant has raised more than $43,000 in only one day.

A CNET article published yesterday morning profiled Nicholas Merrill, who's raising funds to launch what he calls a national "nonprofit telecommunications provider dedicated to privacy, using ubiquitous encryption" that will sell mobile phone service and, for as little as $20 a month, Internet connectivity.

Merrill, 39, set up a donation page on the Indiegogo crowd funding site a few hours after the article appeared. With the help of an enthusiastic response on Reddit.com, the donations began pouring in. By this evening, donations had reached $43,214 out of a target of $1 million.

"I had no idea that the crowd funding would take off as much as it has in such a short time," Merrill told CNET today. "I hope that people will continue to spread the word and help Calyx reach its funding goal so this plan can come to fruition sooner rather than later."

Merrill also has a donation page on the Web site of the nonprofit he launched, called The Calyx Institute. (He said that Kickstarter "wouldn't accept Calyx as a campaign because it's not a physical product, or arts-related.")

He added: "I am grateful for the outpouring of support which I think clearly demonstrates that there is a vast public demand for privacy-conscious telecommunications companies"

Calyx isn't exactly the first Internet provider to pitch privacy as a business model. C2Net, better known for developing the Apache Web server software, tried a more limited form before being bought by Red Hat in 2000.

But Merrill has a unique qualification: while running a previous Internet service provider, he was the first person to fight back against the Patriot Act's expanded police powers -- and win.

In February 2004, the FBI sent Merrill a secret "national security letter" (not an actual court order signed by a judge) asking for confidential information about his customers and forbidding him from disclosing the letter's existence. He enlisted the ACLU to fight the gag order and won. A federal judge barred the FBI from invoking that portion of the law, saying it was "an "unconstitutional prior restraint of speech in violation of the First Amendment."

Merrill's plan is to resell wireless service, such as 4G WiMax broadband, and add end-to-end encryption for Web browsing and encrypted e-mail. So if the Feds show up with a legal court order -- something that the National Security Agency and FBI don't always do -- he couldn't help even if he wanted to.

"The idea that we are working on is to not be capable of complying," Merrill says.

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News and information about Anonymous hacker groups.

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We warned you to go away. and you posted this? [link]
Your internet is now disconnected, website hacked, and all twitter accounts suspended. email accounts and domain name was stolen, u butthurt?

You better lock your doors bro, we're real people in the real world!

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Op zondag 15 april 2012 15:45 schreef sinterklaaskapoentje het volgende:
Dat er nog zo veel 'nieuws' over is. Politiek tast nog steeds in het duister. Anonymous leeft op 4chan niet meer zo volgens mij.

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jack867 twitterde op zondag 15-04-2012 om 16:02:55 @YourAnonNews @CabinCr3w For #TRicK Dutch telecom KPN owned by #Team_h44t33_Anon as well - all #Bioware servers #Anon #Antisec #Anonymous reageer retweet

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Op zondag 15 april 2012 16:10 schreef sinterklaaskapoentje het volgende:
Wauw mij lukt het niet om die tweet te ontcijferen hoor

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Web freedom faces greatest threat ever, warns Google's Sergey Brin

Exclusive: Threats range from governments trying to control citizens to the rise of Facebook and Apple-style 'walled gardens'

The principles of openness and universal access that underpinned the creation of the internet three decades ago are under greater threat than ever, according to Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

In an interview with the Guardian, Brin warned there were "very powerful forces that have lined up against the open internet on all sides and around the world". "I am more worried than I have been in the past," he said. "It's scary."

The threat to the freedom of the internet comes, he claims, from a combination of governments increasingly trying to control access and communication by their citizens, the entertainment industry's attempts to crack down on piracy, and the rise of "restrictive" walled gardens such as Facebook and Apple, which tightly control what software can be released on their platforms.

The 38-year-old billionaire, whose family fled antisemitism in the Soviet Union, was widely regarded as having been the driving force behind Google's partial pullout from China in 2010 over concerns about censorship and cyber-attacks. He said five years ago he did not believe China or any country could effectively restrict the internet for long, but now says he has been proven wrong. "I thought there was no way to put the genie back in the bottle, but now it seems in certain areas the genie has been put back in the bottle," he said.

He said he was most concerned by the efforts of countries such as China, Saudi Arabia and Iran to censor and restrict use of the internet, but warned that the rise of Facebook and Apple, which have their own proprietary platforms and control access to their users, risked stifling innovation and balkanising the web.

"There's a lot to be lost," he said. "For example, all the information in apps – that data is not crawlable by web crawlers. You can't search it."

Brin's criticism of Facebook is likely to be controversial, with the social network approaching an estimated $100bn (£64bn) flotation. Google's upstart rival has seen explosive growth: it has signed up half of Americans with computer access and more than 800 million members worldwide.

Brin said he and co-founder Larry Page would not have been able to create Google if the internet was dominated by Facebook. "You have to play by their rules, which are really restrictive," he said. "The kind of environment that we developed Google in, the reason that we were able to develop a search engine, is the web was so open. Once you get too many rules, that will stifle innovation."

He criticised Facebook for not making it easy for users to switch their data to other services. "Facebook has been sucking down Gmail contacts for many years," he said.

Brin's comments come on the first day of a week-long Guardian investigation of the intensifying battle for control of the internet being fought across the globe between governments, companies, military strategists, activists and hackers.

From the attempts made by Hollywood to push through legislation allowing pirate websites to be shut down, to the British government's plans to monitor social media and web use, the ethos of openness championed by the pioneers of the internet and worldwide web is being challenged on a number of fronts.

In China, which now has more internet users than any other country, the government recently introduced new "real identity" rules in a bid to tame the boisterous microblogging scene. In Russia, there are powerful calls to rein in a blogosphere blamed for fomenting a wave of anti-Vladimir Putin protests. It has been reported that Iran is planning to introduce a sealed "national internet" from this summer.

Ricken Patel, co-founder of Avaaz, the 14 million-strong online activist network which has been providing communication equipment and training to Syrian activists, echoed Brin's warning: "We've seen a massive attack on the freedom of the web. Governments are realising the power of this medium to organise people and they are trying to clamp down across the world, not just in places like China and North Korea; we're seeing bills in the United States, in Italy, all across the world."

Writing in the Guardian on Monday, outspoken Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei says the Chinese government's attempts to control the internet will ultimately be doomed to failure. "In the long run," he says, "they must understand it's not possible for them to control the internet unless they shut it off – and they can't live with the consequences of that."

Amid mounting concern over the militarisation of the internet and claims – denied by Beijing – that China has mounted numerous cyber-attacks on US military and corporate targets, he said it would be hugely difficult for any government to defend its online "territory".

"If you compare the internet to the physical world, there really aren't any walls between countries," he said. "If Canada wanted to send tanks into the US there is nothing stopping them and it's the same on the internet. It's hopeless to try to control the internet."

He reserved his harshest words for the entertainment industry, which he said was "shooting itself in the foot, or maybe worse than in the foot" by lobbying for legislation to block sites offering pirate material.

He said the Sopa and Pipa bills championed by the film and music industries would have led to the US using the same technology and approach it criticised China and Iran for using. The entertainment industry failed to appreciate people would continue to download pirated content as long as it was easier to acquire and use than legitimately obtained material, he said.

"I haven't tried it for many years but when you go on a pirate website, you choose what you like; it downloads to the device of your choice and it will just work – and then when you have to jump through all these hoops [to buy legitimate content], the walls created are disincentives for people to buy," he said.

Brin acknowledged that some people were anxious about the amount of their data that was now in the reach of US authorities because it sits on Google's servers. He said the company was periodically forced to hand over data and sometimes prevented by legal restrictions from even notifying users that it had done so.

He said: "We push back a lot; we are able to turn down a lot of these requests. We do everything possible to protect the data. If we could wave a magic wand and not be subject to US law, that would be great. If we could be in some magical jurisdiction that everyone in the world trusted, that would be great … We're doing it as well as can be done."

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The Guardian: Battle for the Internet.

Over seven days

the Guardian is taking stock of the new battlegrounds for the internet. From states stifling dissent, to the new cyberwar front line, we look at the challenges facing the dream of an open internet

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Op zondag 15 april 2012 16:12 schreef Papierversnipperaar het volgende:

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Er was wat gedoe rond TeaMp0ison, 1 van de leden, Trick, zou gearresteerd zijn en dit zou een wraakactie kunnen zijn.

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TeaMp0isoN Retaliation
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.: TriCk - f0rsaken - MLT - Phantom - aXioM - d3tonate - 2Root - iN^SaNe - vetr0 :.

We've lost the first and most important member of our team; our founder, our brother, our family member. Most importantly we lost a fighter for freedom, a fighter against corruption.

He strived for justice, and constantly fought against oppression and corruption, to help spread awareness on humanitarian causes, and now, he is no longer with us.

Most of you think that this is end of TeaMp0isoN and that this is end of our fight.
We're glad to shout:
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#_ITS NOT OVER, WE ARE STRONGER_#
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I ask you, a fellow hacker, as a blackhat, to rise, to unite and to fight. For years the hacking scene for the most part has been misrepresented by skids, who have inevitably led to the copious amounts of faggotry and butthurt which currently pollutes the scene. Whitehats continue to lurk and grow, and nothing is preventing them from disclosing exploits.

As a collective we have to stop this, to ascend out of the underground and show the world we are not fucking around, something which TriCk firmly believed in. We, as hackers, have to unite to revive the blackhat scene, for TriCk... and everything that we stand for.

Do you support TeaMp0isoN? Help out via:
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Blend in.
Get trusted.
Trust no one.
Own everyone.
Disclose nothing.
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Take back the scene.
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TL;DR Blackhats unite, fuck some shit up, in the name of TriCk.

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Ricken Patel on the freedom of the web: 'We need to move from the defensive to the offensive'

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Co-founder of Avaaz Ricken Patel talks to Ian Katz about the rise of attacks on the freedom of the internet from governments and corporations, and about the campaign to defend it. He says that citizens need to come together to create a charter or global treaty to secure the future of the web

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PLF2012 twitterde op dinsdag 17-04-2012 om 21:45:26 The PLF & Anonymous proudly bring you a "no logs" & server side encrypted alternative to PasteBin | AnonPaste - http://t.co/BePbFhWk | :-) reageer retweet

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AnonPaste is based on the open source ZeroBin software. It is a minimalist, opensource online pastebin where the server has zero knowledge of pasted data. Data is encrypted/decrypted in the browser using 256 bits AES. More information on the project page.

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Wereldwijde storing Gmail

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Cyberaanval treft 275.000 klanten XS4ALL

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50 MB aan tweets, adressen en al je nummers. Dit is wat Twitter van je weet

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What does Twitter know about me?, luidt de titel van haar geruchtmakende stukje. Ze vroeg al haar persoonlijke gegevens op bij het sociale netwerk, waar ze volgens de Europese Privacyrichtlijn recht op heeft. Na drie weken ontving ze keurig antwoord in de vorm van een enorme .zip-file. Met de nadruk op enorme: het bestand was bijna 50 MB.

Niet alleen de gegevens van Anne zelf (al haar tweets inclusief ID-nummer, haar logins vanaf 1 februari 2012 met IP-adressen en al haar Direct Messages) stonden in het bestand, maar ook meer dan 1000 e-mailadressen en 150 telefoonnummers van Anne’s contacten. Verkregen uit haar adresboek, toen ze de find friends optie gebruikte.

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Technologie internetcensuur onder de loep

Het Europees Parlement wil het moeilijker maken om technologie te exporteren waarmee regeringen internet kunnen censureren of zelfs blokkeren. Er moeten regels komen voor bedrijven die geld verdienen met internetcensuur. Het Europarlement roept de Europese Commissie op in 2013 met voorstellen te komen en nam daartoe vandaag een resolutie aan.

De oproep komt naar aanleiding van de succesvolle rol van internet en sociale media bij de Arabische Lente. D66-Europarlementariër Marietje Schaake is blij met de oproep. 'We hebben duidelijke regels nodig over welke technologieën Europese bedrijven wel en niet mogen exporteren. Sommige technieken zijn niets minder dan 'digitale wapens' en worden zelfs speciaal gemaakt om mensenrechten te schenden.'

'Er is een race gaande tussen diegenen die nieuwe media inzetten voor vrijheidsdoeleinden en diegenen die ze inzetten voor onderdrukking', aldus een Britse Europarlementariër. Hij hekelde de acties van telecomgigant Vodafone die op verzoek van het voormalige Egyptische regime zijn diensten in het land staakte slechts enkele weken voor de revolutie in het Noord-Afrikaanse land

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'Blokkades zijn riskant voor het stabiel functioneren van internet: straks zitten wij met de brokken'

Een digitale flitspaal is een veel betere oplossing tegen het uploaden van films dan het blokkeren van The Pirate Bay. De initiatiefnemers van Steunfonds Open en Stabiel Internet roepen op de blokkade morgen in de rechtszaal niet uit te breiden naar alle grote ISPs.

Sinds 1 februari moeten de Internetproviders Ziggo en XS4ALL van de rechter The Pirate Bay blokkeren en heeft de stichting BREIN een carte blanche om de blokkadelijst aan te vullen in een, naar het zich inmiddels laat aanzien, eindeloos kat-en-muis spel.

Zulke ad-hoc blokkades bij de providers zijn erg riskant voor het stabiel functioneren van Internet. In Denemarken bestaat al enige tijd zo'n blokkadesysteem. Eind februari werd op de verkeerde knop gedrukt en gingen er 8000 sites uit de lucht, waaronder zoekmachines, sociale netwerken en belangrijke publieke informatiebronnen. Straks zitten wij, de gebruikers, bedrijven en de BV Nederland, met de brokken.

Nutteloos
Een blokkade helpt niet tegen auteursrechtinbreuk met filesharing-programma's. BREIN stelde van wel en de rechter gaf BREIN het voordeel van de twijfel. De effectiviteit was in Nederland niet aantoonbaar voordat deze blokkade in werking trad. Met een nu herhaalde meting wel. Afgelopen vrijdag is door de Universiteit van Amsterdam bekendgemaakt dat er geen significante daling is gevonden door de blokkades bij Ziggo en XS4ALL. Blokkeren blijkt inderdaad nutteloos.

BREIN wil deze blokkade uitbreiden naar alle grote ISPs en voert daartoe op 19 april een Kort Geding. Een belangrijk argument van BREIN is dat een blokkade bij de Internetproviders het laatste redmiddel is voor auteursrechthebbenden en daarmee proportioneel. Dit verrast. Werkelijk iedereen is het erover eens dat blokkeren (of beter nog, verwijderen) bij de bron de beste maatregel is. Maar met het blokkeren van The Pirate Bay wordt auteursrechtinbreuk niet verminderd, want de verwijsindex die ze tonen is zelf niet de bron van de inbreuk. En er bestaan wel degelijk andere doelgerichte alternatieven.

Bij het gebruik van fileshare-software wordt de daadwerkelijke inbreuk gepleegd door de eindgebruikers zelf: zij zijn het die via hun upload het materiaal aanbieden. Stoppen van auteursrechtinbreuk is alleen mogelijk als eindgebruikers meewerken. Óf vrijwillig, door alleen gebruik te maken van legale diensten, óf onvrijwillig, door bestraft te worden voor gebruik van niet-legale alternatieven. We snappen natuurlijk best dat tot nu toe zowel politici als auteursrechthebbenden er niet happig op zijn hun kiezers en klanten aan te pakken. Maar dat is echt het enige dat werkelijk effect heeft. Het collectieve struisvogelgedrag moet stoppen in het belang van een open en stabiel internet.

Combinatie
Het aanpakken bij de bron kan: we schetsen enkele van de vele mogelijkheden. Combinatie werkt wordt nog doelgerichter.

UvA onderzoekers hebben meet-software vrij beschikbaar gesteld die met grote regelmaat 'foto's' kan maken van de situatie rond uitwisselingsverkeer op het Nederlandse internet. De software kijkt alleen naar degenen die daadwerkelijk betrokken zijn bij uploaden en vermijdt daarmee overige internetters onder constante bewaking te zetten. Dit kan goed gebruikt worden om 'veelplegers' op te sporen, zonder ongewenste neveneffecten voor de privacy en communicatievrijheid.

Daarmee is in feite een 'Digitale Flitspaal'ontstaan. Zoals boetes voor snelheidsovertredingen op de deurmat belanden via de Kentekenregistratie, zo zouden ook boetes aan uploaders uitgedeeld kunnen worden. Iedere internetverbinding heeft namelijk zijn eigen 'kenteken', het Internetadres. Internetproviders zijn wettelijk verplicht die te registreren bij het CIOT, een centrale overheidsdatabank die de Internetadressen koppelt aan naam, adres en woonplaatsgegevens. Daarmee is in analogie met de 'Wet Mulder' voor snelheidsovertredingen een transparant en controleerbaar boete-incassosysteem op te zetten voor auteursrechtinbreuk.

Daarnaast kan ook een systeem opgezet worden waarbij een gebruiker die veelvuldig auteursrechtinbreuk pleegt, eerst een waarschuwing krijgt per e-mail voordat daadwerkelijk tot individuele (boete-) heffing wordt overgegaan. Vergelijk het met de waarschuwingen voor flitspalen op een TomTom. De internetprovider vervult hierbij zijn normale rol van doorgeefluik, waarbij hij als extra voorziening de identiteit van zijn klanten afschermt.

Tot slot kan de invoering van een downloadheffing overwogen worden. Oftewel: legalisatie van digitaal kopiëren op beperkte schaal in huiselijke kring, als uitbreiding van de thuiskopieerheffing. Een bedrag afhankelijk van de aard en capaciteit van de internetverbinding, zoals wegenbelasting. Het totaalbedrag wordt vervolgens op de gebruikelijke wijze via auteursrechtenorganisaties verdeeld onder de rechthebbenden.

Riskant
De nu opgeëiste blokkades als laatste redmiddel bestempelen gaat veel te ver: het blijkt niet effectief, er zijn riskante neveneffecten en er zijn betere alternatieven. Maar ook het downloadverbod van Staatssecretaris Teeven sneuvelde in de Tweede Kamer. Stagnatie en onnodige juridische procedures domineren.

Steunfonds Open en Stabiel Internet zal daarom een publiek debat organiseren waarin alle betrokkenen, internetproviders, auteursrechthebbenden, maar nu ook de gebruikers, bedrijven, politiek en overheid samen tot een afgewogen en beheersbaar systeem kunnen komen, dat maximaal recht doet aan alle belangen.

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AnonymousPress twitterde op woensdag 18-04-2012 om 21:59:10 bumastemra.nl #DOWN | #OpAap | #Anonymous #Netherlands reageer retweet

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digital_human twitterde op woensdag 18-04-2012 om 22:07:11 "#OpAap: Tango down sena.nl @DwayneV1x #Anonymous #SaveTPB" i dont support dd05 but for this i make an exception. Pewpew reageer retweet

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AnonymousPress twitterde op woensdag 18-04-2012 om 22:02:30 nvbinfocentrum.nl #DOWN | #OpAap | #Anonymous #Netherlands reageer retweet

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AnonymousPress twitterde op woensdag 18-04-2012 om 22:01:48 nver.info #DOWN | #OpAap | #Anonymous #Netherlands reageer retweet

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AnonymousPress twitterde op woensdag 18-04-2012 om 22:17:52 filmdistributeurs.nl #DOWN | #OpAap | #Anonymous #Netherlands reageer retweet

Knife Party - Destroy Them With Lazers

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Operation AAP

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*****Operation AAP (Against Anti-Piracy) #OpAap on twitter*****
18th of april, 20.00 GMT

Hello world,

In the Netherlands, as you might know, we have an organisation called 'Stichting Brein'.
A organisation says they defend copyright of artists, but they are censoring the internet in the Netherlands.
at january the 11th, 2012, the dutch providers Ziggo and XS4ALL already blocked our lovely piratebay.com because the judge told them to after a case with Stichting Brein. many TPB mirrors have been blocked too!
At the 19th of April, 2012, Brein goes to the judge again, to get The pirate bay blocked for all other dutch providers like tele2.

We can't just stay looking at this, while Brein is censoring internet in a country as the Netherlands that should be free!

So I'm calling in your help! share this message with everyone you know!
In a week, at the 18th of april, a day before the decision, at 20:00 GMT (21:00 dutch time) ,we will unleash hell to Stichting Brein, and let them know that they should have expected us!

Help all the people of the Netherlands in a war against censorship, we can't do it all alone!
Let the DDoS beast attack!

@CHARGE YA LAZ0RS!

IMPORTANT ONES HERE!
Sites that help and sponsor Brein:
1. http://www.bumastemra.nl ---- > Ip: 87.236.98.212
Tel: 023 - 799 79 99
fax: 023 - 799 77 77
Bas Erlings
tel: 023-799 76 90
mobile: 06-526 76 035

2. http://www.sena.nl ---- > Ip: 130.117.73.211
Fax: 035 628 09 71
Tel: 035 625 17 00

3. http://www.nvpi.nl ---- > Ip: 109.71.48.125
tel: 035-625 44 11
fax: 035-625 44 10

4. http://www.filmdistributeurs.nl ----> Ip: 193.67.128.73
Tel: 020–386 86 30
Fax: 020–386 86 31

5. http://www.nvbinfocentrum.nl ---- > Ip: 93.187.8.15
tel: 020-42 66 100
fax: 020-42 66 115

6. http://www.videma.nl ---- > Ip: 217.149.72.146
tel: 0183-583 000
fax: 0183-583 090

7. http://www.nver.info ---- > Ip: 83.149.121.142
Tel: +31 (0) 35 672 90 90
Fax: +31 (0) 35 672 90 99

8. http://www.nuv.nl ---- > Ip: 92.52.84.14
Tel: 0031 (0)20 - 430 91 50
Fax: 0031 (0)20 – 430 91 99

LAST BUT NOT LEAST, Brein themselves!:
9. -------> www.anti-piracy.nl <------ ------> IP: 94.75.218.97 <------
Tel: (023) 799 78 70
Fax: (023) 799 77 20

SOME PERSONAL PHONE NUMBERS AND NAMES OF PEOPLE THAT WORKS/WORKED FOR SENA (SECOND WEBSITE TO ATTACK):

Eduardus Hermannus Theresia Maria (Ed) Nijpels - Chairman, (VVD member).
+031(0)623916333
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Koert Pouwel Ligtermoet - Vice Chairmen, (ex)boardmember of BREIN.
+031(0)622395869
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Erwin Radjinder Angad-Gaur - Member, (D66 member) general secretary at Ntb and member of PALM
+031(0)651180903
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Peter Boertje - Member, (VVD member), Associated with Casual Solution BV & Essential Dance Music BV
+31(0)786848788
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A.C.M (Bert) Ruiter - Member, also Member of BSO/BSA (Buma/Stemra-related) and member of PALM, Freelance musician/composer
+31(0)355316209
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Eva Anna Grietje (Eva) Kamer-Führen - Chief financial officer, chemist-entrepreneur
+31(0)356248229
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Johannes Adrianus Petrus Maria (JOhannes/Hans) Van Berkel - (ex)CEO, Treasurer at VOI©E, Executive Chairman at KOBALT NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS LIMITED
+31(0)356473157
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Cees J.J. van Steijn - Interim Director, worked for Amsterdam RAI B.V., Newconomy N.V., Landis ICT Group N.V., NOB N.V., Veronica, Priority Telecom N.V. , Blue Fox Enterprises N.V, Econcern
+31(0)650691920
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Tom Peters - Member, CEO at NRGY Music, composer and producer.
+31(0)356246161
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Simone Vierstra - Member, CEO at Fit2Play, Violinist
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John J.P. van Leeuwarden - Member, Aka Johhny Lion, Singer, Actor, Journalist
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Annemarieke Schulte - Member, Lawyer (including lawyer of Ntb)
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Michiel A.B. Steenhuis-Daalhuizen - Member, Laywer, CEO Law Firm Steenhuis and CEO Rattle Records
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Anne de Jong - Member, CEO at Challenge Records International B.V., Knockwood B.V. and Alex Merck Music B.V.
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Berry van Sandwijk - Member, CEO at Sony Music Entertainment Netherlands B.V., also worked for EMI Music
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Maykel M.G.J. Piron - Member, CEO at Soundpiercing Music B.V. (part of Armada Music B.v.)
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Only if possible!:
www.twitter.com/TimKuik (owner)
www.twitter.com/Stichtingbrein (official twitter account)

HELP THE NETHERLANDS!

We are the 99 %

We are united by one, divided by zero,
We are Anonymous,
We are legion,
We do not forgive,
We do not forget,
Brein should have expected us!

Someone from #AntiSecNL

twitter:

AnonymousCenter twitterde op donderdag 19-04-2012 om 04:12:38 #Anonymous is now officially one of the 100 most influential people/ideas of the world. | #Time #Anonymous reageer retweet

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Brein: mogelijk 'zwaardere maatregelen' tegen providers

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Als een bokkade van de populaire downloadsite The Pirate Bay niet werkt, zal auteursrechtenorganisatie Brein 'zwaardere maatregelen' tegen internetproviders overwegen. Dat zei advocaat Joris van Manen namens Brein tijdens het kort geding tegen KPN, UPC, T-Mobile en Tele2, dat vandaag in de Haagse rechtbank dient. Om wat voor maatregelen het dan zou gaan, werd niet duidelijk.

Brein eist dat de internetproviders de populaire downloadsite The Pirate Bay blokkeren. Volgens Brein gaat het om de 'grootste auteursrechtinbreuk in de geschiedenis van de mensheid.'

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In januari wist Brein een blokkade van The Pirate Bay al via een uitgebreide bodemprocedure bij Ziggo en XS4ALL af te dwingen. Volgens de auteursrechtenorganisatie is er daarom geen reden om dat niet ook van andere providers te verlangen. Brein hoopt dat dat vandaag bij de rechter in Den Haag lukt.

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Maar in de tussentijd zijn er vragen gerezen over het vonnis uit januari. Zo zou de rechtbank fouten hebben gemaakt bij de interpretatie van cijfers van het aantal klanten van de providers die van The Pirate Bay gebruik maken. En onderzoekers van de UvA meldden onlangs dat de blokkade van de site nauwelijks effect sorteert.

Rond de twintig procent van de abonnees van de gedaagde providers maakt volgens Brein gebruik van The Pirate Bay. Brein baseert die gegevens op metingen van Alexa en Google AdPlanner. Brein bestrijdt ook dat de blokkade geen effect zou hebben. Er zouden inmiddels al bijna 250.000 mensen last van de blokkade hebben gekregen. Mocht desondanks blijken dat de blokkade niet werkt, dan liggen 'zwaardere maatregelen' binnen de mogelijkheden, aldus Van Manen, zonder te vermelden wat die maatregelen zouden kunnen zijn.

Momenteel zijn de providers bezig met hun verweer.

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The online copyright war: the day the internet hit back at big media

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In this seemingly never-ending battle, 18 January 2012 was a defining date, a day when the internet hit back. Mike Masnick, founder of TechDirt and one of Silicon Valley's most well-connected bloggers, remembers running through the corridors of the Senate in Washington, laptop open, desperately trying to find a Wi-Fi signal.

Around him was chaos. Amid a cacophony of phones, political interns were struggling to keep up with the calls and emails from angry people across the US and the world claiming Hollywood-backed legislation was about to break the internet and end its open culture forever. In an unprecedented day of action, Wikipedia and Reddit, a social news website, had gone offline in a protest organised by their communities of editors, and backed by thousands of other sites, large and small. Google had blacked out its logo in protest. Students around the world were bitching on Twitter that they couldn't get their homework done without Wikipedia. Even Kim Kardashian came out swinging.

One senator's office that Masnick visited calculated they had taken 3,000 calls. Within hours of the unprecedented assault, Sopa, the Stop Online Piracy Act, was dead and a sister act, Pipa, a neat acronym for the tortuously titled Protect IP Act (Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act) was sunk too. In Europe, the action buoyed up opponents of Acta, the US-backed international copyright treaty that has sparked protests across the continent. Countries including Bulgaria, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Slovakia have all refused to sign, arguing that Acta endangers freedom of speech and privacy, and the bill has stalled. But for how long? "The industry has this down cold," Masnick says. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), Valenti's old stomping ground and one of the most powerful lobbying bodies in Washington, has emerged bruised from the battle, but few doubt it will rally.