Anonops #15: Last or not to Last

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Anonymous-linked groups publish EDL supporters' personal information | Technology | guardian.co.uk

Statement released in name of hacktivist group accuses EDL of inciting the subjugation of Muslims

Individuals claiming to be part of international hacktivist group Anonymous have published phone numbers and addresses for supporters of the English Defence League (EDL) as part of what they said was the first phase of a campaign to destroy the far-right street protest movement.

An audio statement posted on YouTube on Tuesday in the name of Anonymous UK accused the EDL of using the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby to spread a campaign of hate and bigotry and said that it would begin a "systematic and comprehensive decimation [sic]" of the group.

A list of what were said to be mobile phone numbers for senior named EDL figures were published online on Tuesday evening along with addresses of what were said to be donors to the far-right group.

Twitter accounts also re-published leaked details of hundreds of names and addresses linked to the EDL which were circulated on the web in 2010 after hackers broke in to one of the organisation's websites, prompting it to warn members of the potential for reprisals.

More than 1,000 members of the EDL held a rally near Downing Street on Sunday, where its leaders blamed Islam for the killing of Rigby, and the group has promised to step up its activities over the coming weeks.

Tuesday's statement, which was addressed to the EDL in the name of Anonymous UK, said: "We have been patiently observing your organisation as you have [indoctrinated] our young with your criminal mindset.

"Your constant belligerence, like a pack of raving ignoramuses, furthers only bigotry and segregation. You have angered us considerably and summoned our wrath irrevocably."

It added: "Last week, an innocent drummer, Lee Rigby, lost his life at the hands of two vile and demented human beings in the most horrific and heinous manner ever witnessed on the streets of Britain.

"This villainous public display has thrown the United Kingdom into mourning; every community and every congregation extending their deepest condolences.

"You, however, have used this as another excuse to further spread your campaign of hate, bigotry, and misinformation. Under the guise of national pride you have instigated crimes against the innocent and incited the subjugation of Muslims.

"We will not allow your injustices, your lies, and your stupidity, to further radicalise our youth into fearing and despising their fellow man. We will begin the systematic and comprehensive decimation [sic] of your cult. You will fall, we can say this with complete confidence. We are everywhere, you cannot hide, you cannot win."

Bron: www.guardian.co.uk

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PvdA wil meer bescherming ethische hacker

Iemand die een bedrijf test op zijn digitale veiligheid en door 'hacken' oprecht alleen maar zwakheden probeert aan te tonen, moet dat wel met een gerust hart kunnen doen. Dat vindt Astrid Oosenbrug van de PvdA. Ze wil een wetsontwerp voor bescherming van deze lieden gaan uitdenken, voor wanneer zo'n getest bedrijf toch niet blij is met de proef en aangifte doet. Ze vindt ethische hackers vergelijkbaar met klokkenluiders, zei ze woensdagmiddag.

Het Kamerlid gaat deze zomer eerst haar licht opsteken op Observe-Hack-Make, een internationale conferentie in ons land over technologie en beveiliging. Daar vind je alle deskundigen bij elkaar, verwacht ze.

Er is begin dit jaar al wel een leidraad van minister Ivo Opstelten (Veiligheid) verschenen voor ethisch hacken, maar die is Oosenbrug niet duidelijk genoeg over de bescherming.
Bron: Volkskrant

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Anonymous disables Monsanto’s website - National Anonymous | Examiner.com

Anonymous hacktivists temporarily disabled Monsanto’s website as part of Operation Monsanto (#OpMonsanto).

After the website of the U.S. based multinational agricultural biotechnology corporation Monsanto briefly went down on Wednesday, May 29, hacktivists associated with the international collective known as Anonymous claimed responsibility for the attack via Twitter.

According to media reports, the announcement that Monsanto’s website was down came from a Twitter account belonging to Anonymous Press

This is not the first time Anonymous has challenged Monsanto. Last week, international hacktivist collective Anonymous led global protests against biotech giant Monsanto, also as part of Operation Monsanto (#OpMonsanto).

Previously, Anonymous hacked Monsanto’s corporate website, as well as hacking a public relations firm representing Monsanto.

According to a statement released by Anonymous, Monsanto is facing the wrath of activists “because they are altering the nature of our food supply without a concern about long term effects on human health, because they are creating a monopoly on the supply of seeds for farmers and, because of increasing evidences of long term environmental damages.”

Monsanto stands accused by Anonymous and others of destroying the environment and poisoning the world's food source. The complaints against Monsanto are simply too numerous to catalog here. Suffice it to say that for many environmentalists Monsanto and their genetically modified organisms (GMOs), and other adventures in biotechnology, threaten the survival of the human race.

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#OccupyGezi #OccupyTurkey

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Anonymous Operations Turkey democracy expects your help

Greetings Government of Turkey,

We are Anonymous.

We have watched for days with horror as our brothers and sisters in Turkey who are peacefully rising up against their tyrannical government have been brutalized, beaten, run over with riot vehicles, shot with water cannons and gassed in the streets. From the epicenter of their revolution in Taksim Square to every city in Turkey, the people have risen. Hundreds of thousands have taken and held the streets for days, despite the relentless assault of the police. Thousands have been arrested. Where differ you exactly from a Junta!

Turkey is supposed to be a so called “modern” democracy, but the Turkish government behaves like the petty dictators in China or Iran. Anonymous is outraged by this behavior, and we will unite across the globe and bring the Turkish government to it’s knees. We will attack every internet and communications asset of the Turkish government. You have censored social media and other communications of your people in order to suppress the knowledge of your crimes against them. Now Anonymous will shut you down, and your own people will remove you from power.

We have seen in the past ur totalitarianism the same as with Mubarak u know what happend to him don’t do this to ur own people bee wise and step down and let the people decide there fate.

To the people of Turkey No matter how dark it may seem, no matter how alone and abandoned you may feel know that the world is watching. Know that anonymous is working tirelessly around the clock to bring you every assistance., know that Anonymous stands with you in this fight. Don’t be ruled by them but rule over them “Think For Yourself, Question Authority” .

We are Anonymous.
We are Legion.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us.

IRC: irc.cyberguerrilla.org | PORT 6667 | SSL PORT 6697 Fingerprint=21:05:1D:5B:FC:58:E6:E9:3C:F8:48:00:3A:C5:22:3A:95:52:FF:ED | IRC Client setup | /RULES || Channel #OpTurkey
Cyberguerrilla Webchat:

https://webchat.cyberguerrilla.org:9090/?nick=Anonymous…&channels=OpTurkey&prompt=1&uio=d4
https://kiwi.cyberguerril(...)errilla.org/OpTurkey

IRC: irc.anonops.com | PORT 6667 | SSL PORT 6697|| Channel #Turkey || Webchat: http://webchat.anonops.com/

After a series of peaceful demonstrations for preserving a recreational area in Istanbul city center which is planned to demolished for the construction of a shopping mall, Turkish police attacked the protesters violently with tear gas and water cannon, directly targeting their faces and bodies. Dozens of protesters are hospitalized and access to the park is blocked without any legal basis. Turkish media, directly controlled by the government or have business and political ties with it, refuse to cover the incidents. Press agencies also blocked the information flow.

Please share this message for the world to become aware of the police state created by AKP of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, which is often considered to be a model for other Middle Eastern countries. Turkish democracy expects your help. Thank you!

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Anonymous declares #OpTurkey, attacks govt websites in support of protests — RT News

Anonymous claim to have taken down several websites across Turkey targeting municipal governments in Mersin and Izmir. The hacktivists have announced #OpTurkey to support anti-government protests that have been gripping the country for three days.

The operation was kicked off in response to the police crackdown of protests which have taken the country by storm. The Gebze Institute of Technology has also come under digital fire.

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YourAnonNews twitterde op zondag 02-06-2013 om 21:05:48 "An itibari ile.. DOWN:DOWN http://t.co/iiHDx1G2WmDOWN http://t.co/IvOptO0pLXDOWN http://t.co/tPlEIbvL74 " via @boxerescape reageer retweet

Following the rumors that the government limited access to the Internet Anonymous has started tweeting passwords to free access to a VPN – virtual private network that connects computers and devices in one network, allowing information to be shared.

The hacktivist group also claimed that pro-government hackers are attacking Turkish news websites.

Decrying the reaction of Turkish authorities to the ongoing protests as those of a “petty dictator,” Anonymous vows to kick off a worldwide action which will “bring the Turkish government to its knees.”

With #opTurkey, the hacktivist collective plans to “attack every Internet and communications asset of the Turkish government.”

Anonymous - #opTurkey

“You have censored social media and other communications of your people in order to suppress the knowledge of your crimes against them," the collective alleges. "Now Anonymous will shut you down and your own people will warn you from power.”

Although rumors that the Turkish authorities have been blocking Twitter, Facebook and other social media outlets throughout the country since Saturday remain unconfirmed, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan made no effort to hide his disaffection for the communication medium.

Turkey's PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lashed out at the role of social media in helping organize and co-ordinate rallies, after the wave of large-scale protests that gripped the country.

"There is now a menace which is called Twitter," Erdogan said in an interview for Haberturk Sunday evening. "The best examples of lies can be found there. To me, social media is the worst menace to society."

Turkey has been gripped with mass demonstrations for the past three days. The ongoing rallies started with protests on Friday against the refurbishment of Istanbul’s Taksim Square, where the authorities plan to build a shopping center in place of a park. However, the protests unfolded into anti-government demonstrations with thousands gathering all over the country. Riot police used ‘excessive force,’ officials admitted, to disperse the crowds with tear gas and water cannon. There have been about 1700 people reportedly arrested. Meanwhile, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday stressed he “will not seek permission from marauders” to implement his building plans. He is also reported to have called the social network Twitter ‘a trouble maker’, according to local media, blaming it for misinforming people.

Bron: rt.com

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Saudi Arabia Bans Anonymous Symbol

The Guy Fawkes masks associated with online hacking group Anonymous have been prohibited in Saudi Arabia according to a report by official news agency, SPA. On Thursday, May 30, Saudi Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Naif ordered confiscation of the masks and a ban on their further importation.

The news agency reports that the Saudi interior ministry has ordered all police stations to conduct a massive operation in order to find, confiscate, and destroy any Guy Fawkes masks existing in the country.

The Saudi authorities stated that these masks promote “a culture of violence and extremism” and “encourages young people to breach security and spread chaos in society.”

The response on social networks to the ban was immediate, with thousands of internet users around the world declaring the measure a direct attack on human rights. Saudi authorities have refused to comment when asked for a statement.

Saudi Arabia, a monarchy whose leaders and people live in abundance due to is lucrative oil exports, is one of the few Arab nations free of sanctions for human rights violations due to its proximity with United States policy.

The Anonymous Mask features Guy Fawkes, an English revolutionary from the 17th century who was a key player in the Gunpowder Plot, a plan to blow up the British Parliament and install a Catholic monarchy. The mask was popularized by the recent movie, “V for Vendetta.”

The mask was then adopted by the international hacker group, Anonymous, which was founded in 2003 to carry out internet activism. The group conceives of itself a decentralized group of internet users functioning as a global brain. Anonymous largely consists of various image boards and internet forums. Lacking a defined leader, they use these means to coordinate protests.

Arab governments consider the masks even more of a threat as they have come to represent a universal symbol of protest, and of hope and justice, including during the Arab Spring demonstrations.

Bron: english.nuqudy.com

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LOCAL - First official death recorded in Gezi Park protests: Turkish Doctors Union

A Socialist Solidarity Platform (SODAP) member has been hit and killed after a car driver ignored warnings to stop for protesters organizing a Gezi Park solidarity demonstration in Ümraniye’s 1 Mayıs neighborhood, the Turkish Doctors’ Union (TTB) said today.

The victim, 20-year-old Mehmet Ayvalıtaş, is the first confirmed death in protests that have engulfed the entire country.

A statement released by TTB accused the government of conducting a provocative agenda, citing several remarks of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan which claimed he was “barely holding back the 50 percent” of the country that voted for him from coming onto the street.

A car drove into the crowds, despite warnings, according to the statement, and subsequently caused Ayvalıtaş’s death.

The hacker group RedHack also released a statement, saying Ayvalıtaş was a member, while implying that the killing was the intentional work of a fascist.

Republican People’s Party (CHP) Sabahat Akkiraz extended her condolences on the Ayvalıtaş while describing him as a “martyr.”

The TTB called on government to pull back all police forces, and release all those detained throughout the protests.

Over 1,480 people have so far been wounded in Istanbul, with five people in intensive care and two more in critical condition, the TTB said, adding that around 414 injuries have so far been recorded by Ankara’s Doctors’ Union, with 420 more in İzmir.

Bron: www.hurriyetdailynews.com

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Turkish protesters using encryption software to evade censors | Technology | guardian.co.uk

Facebook and Twitter reported to have been blocked in run-up to protests, with people turning to VPNs to broadcast content

Mobile internet users in Turkey are routing around suspected censorship by its government by downloading software that encrypts and hides their connections to the outside world, as the unrest in the country grows.

People there are also downloading communications apps such as Twitter and Ustream, which can broadcast live video, and Zello, which works like a walkie-talkie, so they can record events and avoid surveillance, as protests and disorder entered their sixth day.

Over the weekend, more than 120,000 people inside Turkey have downloaded Hotspot Shield, a free mobile app that provides a "virtual private network" (VPN) connection that cannot be tapped and can link to the outside world, avoiding censorship. Anchorfree, which makes the software, said its product – already popular inside the country as a means of evading government internet censorship – had leapt more than three thousandfold over the weekend.

The country, which has about 73 million inhabitants, of whom about half have internet connections, usually sees about 10,000 new users of VPN software each day, said Anchorfree, but that figure jumped tenfold on Saturday alone.

"The really interesting thing here," said David Gorodyansky, founder and chief executive of AnchorFree,, "is that tens of thousands of people are downloading Hotspot Shield and other communications apps in anticipation of further censorship. It just goes to show how evolving internet and mobile app technology is helping to thwart attempts to limit democratic rights and freedoms."

The Turkish government has been repeatedly criticised by pressure groups inside the country who say it has been blocking or censoring Twitter and Facebook content for months leading up to the latest protests, in which one man has died.

Over the weekend, access to social media sites was throttled, according to a report on Techcrunch quoting sources inside the country. But Turkcell, the largest of the three mobile phone companies there, which covers almost the whole country and has about 60% of users, denied reports that it was blocking connections.

Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan recently called Twitter "a menace", adding "the best examples of lies can be found there. To me, social media is the worst menace to society."

Kurdish groups inside and outside Turkey have previously complained to the Guardian that tweets using their hashtag #twitterkurds have been censored so that protests inside the country alleging mistreatment do not appear in Twitter's timeline or searches. Twitter has not been able to confirm this.

The Turkish government has implemented a centralised system where all internet traffic travels over Turk Telecom's systems, which means content can be blocked or websites effectively removed from sight. Thousands of sites are reported to be invisible inside the country, while being available outside. There is also a government body which can ban internet content without a warrant or judicial oversight.

However Renesys, an internet conectivity monitoring company, said there was no evidence that Turkey's connectivity to the outside world is being blocked, as has happened in Syria and Egypt more recently.

"We examined the reachability of social networking sites from our measurement infrastructure within Turkey, and found nothing unusual. We examined the 72-hour history of measurements from inside Turkey to these sites, and found no change in normal behaviour," noted chief technology officer Jim Cowie. But he added that it was impossible to know whether there might be local throttling of connections.

Bron: www.guardian.co.uk

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LOCAL - Anonymous hacks Turkish PM website: claim

The global hacking collective Anonymous hacked the Turkish Prime Ministry's webpage today, according to claims on ehackingnews.

The website "www.basbakanlik.gov.tr" cannot currently be opened.

Anonymous launched the operation #OpTurkey on June 2, conducting a series of attacks in response to the government’s heavy-handed response to the Taksim Gezi Park protests in Istanbul and around the country.

The group managed to take down access to the Official Gazette and other sites with a hacking attempt late on June 2. The website of private channel NTV, which has come in for stiff criticism for failing to adequately cover the events, was also subjected to an Anonymous attack early June 3.

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Hackers breken in bij e-mail Erdogan



Hackers die zich Anonymous Turkey noemen, hebben woensdag gezegd dat ze vertrouwelijke informatie hebben bemachtigd van e-mailaccounts van naaste medewerkers van premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan. De informatie heeft betrekking op de protesten en onlusten die afgelopen dinsdag begonnen en in het weekeinde een climax bereikten.

In de burelen van de Turkse premier is bevestigd dat e-mailaccounts zijn aangevallen, maar de doelwitten zijn afgesloten van het netwerk rond de premier.
Bron: Telegraaf

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Project #KnightSec

KnightSec started as a group of hacktivists within the collective known as "Anonymous" whom, against some, "White-Knighted" under the flag of "Anonymous". They stuck up for victims of rape, abuse, bullying, and more in the face of adversity. Some were hunted down and outed publicly, others raided by the Federal Government.

This site was founded to tell their story, and to launch "Project #KnightSec", which on twitter from this day forth shall be hashtagged #ProjectKnightSec. #ProjectKnightSec aims to do 2 things, promote activism in the youth and old of the world, and to immediately change the world around every one of us for the better.

You do not have to be technical, you do not have to be "Anonymous", you just have to have the initiative, the drive to volunteer, to change the world. Plant a tree, Raise a forest. Speak out publicly against bullies both in school and workplaces. Volunteer to clean up disasters, Volunteer at a local soup kitchen, whatever it is you do, commit one good deed a day, or hundreds if you wish, and simply ask those whom you help to "pay it forward."

Together we can change the world, Together we can change the quality of life for future generations to come. Check this page frequently for updates, photos, and more.

Go out now, and promote the idea that is #ProjectKnightSec

-KYAnonymous

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Project #KnightSec

I prefer to keep my facebook personal, add the KYAnonymous one OFFICIAL KYANONYMOUS FACEBOOK CLICK HERE

06/06/2014

Greetings Citizens of the World, I am Deric Lostutter, and this is my story.

Approximately Mid-April 2012 a search warrant was carried out on my address in Winchester, Kentucky for alleged communications with one "Noah Mchugh" aka @justbatcat regarding the hacking of http://www.rollredroll.com and my alleged involvement in said hacking. Upon returning from a brief turkey hunt behind my farm I had just sat down and opened up my computer to work when my pitbull, named Thor, jumps up on the door as is common for him to do when someone new is at my house. I had been expecting a T-Shirt in the mail from ShieldTactical.com and what appeared to be a Fed-Ex truck was parked in my driveway. As I open the door to great the driver approximately 12 F.B.I. Swat Team agents jumped out of the truck screaming for me to "Get The Fuck Down" with m-16 assault rifles and full riot gear armed safety off, pointed directly at my head. I was handcuffed and detained outside while they cleared my house. My brother soon emerged later with his new girlfriend, both bewildered that the F.B.I. was at my house seeing as I have no prior criminal history, both of them in handcuffs as well. The Swat team left my belongings in the floor, my dogs shocked, my family nervous, my garage door battered open with a ram though I stated I had a key, and the RV camper window broken for entry though I stated to pull hard on the door.

Looking around I seen the Swat Team of course, a few fbi detectives from Columbus Ohio, Lexington KY, and Louisville KY. Also with them were a state trooper or 2, a local sheriff, and shortly thereafter the buildings were cleared the CIS labcoat wearing "Geek Squad" so to speak who analyzes your "evidence".

I was detained on the back patio, I asked if I was going to jail, they said no, they said who are you, I responded KYAnonymous. They asked me a few questions, asked me for my passwords for my account, stated that I could not tell anyone I was raided or I would face additional charges such as "destroying/tampering with evidence". They pulled out ALLEGED emails between me and @justbatcat aka Noah McHugh from Noah's inbox indicating that someone is trying to "sell me down the river". They stated they had been watching me for a long time, prior to Jim Parks, and that I was a good guy, and even joked around a bit about the good things I have done, none the less, sincere or not, They are the FBI and to them I am Anonymous, the embodiment of a dangerous threat according to their m16 assault rifles aimed at me for a computer.

Before they departed, I asked them for names and badge numbers of each involved. I got none of them as I requested and subsequently it took me the better part of a month just to get a phone call returned for the status of my belongings let alone tracking down my case agent to columbus ohio. I asked Agent Bixby (who in all fairness seems to be fighting for me and believes I am a good guy) the status of my belongings and they had no time table, as of this post they are still with the FBI being analyzed. I was emailed their intent to send out a "Target Letter" which means they are going to try to indict me for a Federal Offense, (most likely a felony and two misdemeanors) to a secret Grand Jury of 23 individuals, for which I can not be present to state my side, nor state my innocence. Let us not forget that Batcat did the hack, as stated in the Herald ARTICLE HERE which by all accounts is a clear admission of guilt. So I am curious to see the charges, as is the lawyer I have teamed up with, Jason Flores-Williams of the WhistleBlower Defense League.

WBDL is a group of very serious attorneys who come to their clients aid mostly "pro-bono" and look to defer defense costs through "Grass Roots" fundraising. Hence the need for a store on this site, and the wepay campaign which will be on this site later today. The group was founded in most part by famed attorney of Commander-X , Jay Leiderman.

This is my call to you, in the media, in the world of anonymous, who look to change the world to a free, transparent one, to my friends and family as well, to come to my aid, if you can find it in your heart, share my story, donate, buy a sticker, rally in the streets to demand the investigation against me be dismissed. I stood up for a rape victim, I shared information that was public, I had an opinion, and now I am needing you to stand up for me.

-KyAnonymous
**SIDE NOTE*** I would like to also extend my personal apologies to Jim Parks, The FBI Stated that the girls Noah allegedly found in his email are all over 18, On behalf of anonymous I am sorry for the embarrassment that caused you, I am also glad we were wrong about the age.

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BiellaColeman twitterde op donderdag 06-06-2013 om 22:57:00 Anonymous is forced to unmask when FBI knocks. Anon behind stubenville @shadowrapz raided: http://t.co/TMKfa3LaiV reageer retweet

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Anonymous releases private NSA documents regarding spying - Pastebin.com



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Greetings Netizens, and Citizens of the world.

Anonymous has obtained some documents that "they" do not want you to see, and much to "their" chagrin, we have found them, and are giving them to you.
These documents prove that the NSA is spying on you, and not just Americans. They are spying on the citizens of over 35 different countries.
These documents contain information on the companies involved in GiG, and Prism.
Whats GiG you might ask? well...

The GIG will enable the secure, agile, robust, dependable, interoperable data sharing environment for the Department where warfighter, business, and intelligence users share knowledge on a global network that facilitates information superiority, accelerates decision-making, effective operations, and Net-Centric transformation.

Like we said, this is happening in over 35 countries, and done in cooperation with private businesses, and intelligence partners world wide.
We bring this to you, So that you know just how little rights you have. Your privacy and freedoms are slowly being taken from you, in closed door meetings, in laws buried in
bills, and by people who are supposed to be protecting you.

Download these documents, share them, mirror them, don't allow them to make them disappear. Spread them wide and far. Let these people know, that we will not be silenced, that we will not be taken advantage of, and that we are not happy about this unwarranted, unnecessary, unethical spying of our private lives, for the monetary gain of the 1%.

And now, the candy: http://thedocs.hostzi.com/

Mirrors:
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http://t.co/MrmBj4kma5

We are Anonymous
We do not forgive
We do not forget
and by now,
You should expect us

Bron: pastebin.com

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Anonymous Just Leaked a Trove of NSA Documents

In the wake of last night’s revelation that everyone in the world has a creepy NSA-shaped stalker, defenders of online liberty and generally angry internet people Anonymous have leaked a treasure trove of NSA documents, including seriously important stuff like the US Department of Defense’s ‘Strategic Vision’ for controlling the internet.

The documents — 13 in total — were posted online, along with an accompanying message full of the normal Anonymous bluster: people won’t be silenced, they have the memory of trivia-master elephants, the governments of the world will fall, your average press release really.

The documents seem to mostly relate to PRISM and supporting operations, and mostly date from around 2008, supposedly not long after PRISM first reared its ugly head. One of the key things Anonymous has highlighted from the documents is the existence of an “intelligence-sharing network” that shares data gleaned from PRISM with “intelligence partners” around the world. Although we’re still in the process of combing through the documents, you can bet your last Bitcoin that ‘intelligence’ has been shared with British security services.

Hit up the documents for further details; just be warned that although this might look like the plot of a B-list movie starring Aston Kutcher, the docs themselves are incredibly dry and full of more acronyms whatever presentation you should be working on. [Pastebin]

Bron: gizmodo.com

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#OpTurkey: Anonymous Hacks Fox Entertainment Turkey & Vodasoft, Leaks account details online – HackRead – Latest Cyber Crime – Information Security – Hacking News



Just an hour ago a well known Anonymous hacker going with the handle of @AnonsTurkey on Twitter has hacked into the official websites of Fox Entertainment Turkey (fox.com.tr) and a Turkish based call center VodaSoft (vodasoft.com.tr).

@AnonsTurkey who is very active these days for #OpTurkey, managed to breach the servers of both websites, ending up with leaking confidential information such as thousands of login accounts and database online with a message.

After analyzing the leaked data of Fox Entertainment Turkey, I have found out login details of around thousands of users which includes usernames, date of births, emails (@fox.com.tr & others) and their encrypted passwords.

While the leaked Vodasoft data includes site’s database, around 1600 usernames, company names, job title, emails, encrypted and plain-text passwords of site users and staff.

The hacker has pasted the data on a clipboard site, which can be found by clicking Fox Entertainment Turkey and [b]Vodasoft[/b].

@AnonsTurkey is the same Anonymous hacker who had hacked the official website of Turkish PM.

#OpTurkey is an online operation initiated by Anonymous as a result of protests that have been held in Turkey since 28 May 2013. The initial Istanbul protests were led by about 50 environmentalists against replacing Taksim Gezi Park with a reconstruction of the historic Taksim Military Barracks (demolished in 1940), with the possibility of housing a shopping mall. The protests developed into riots when a group occupying the park was attacked, with tear gas and water cannons, by police.

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Bron: hackread.com

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Operation Troll The NSA

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Let's jam up the NSA's scanners

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‘Anonymous Belgium-hackers’ zijn juristen van Mylex

Er was de voorbije weken veel te doen rond internetvrijheid, en censuur op het Belgische web. Na het omstreden voorstel van Peter Dedecker, lanceerde ‘Anonymous Belgium’ in mei de boodschap dat zij het Belgische web zou bevrijden. Hoe dit precies in zijn werk zou gaan, werd in de boodschap niet vermeld. Nu blijkt dat juristenkantoor Mylex achter de actie zat.


Mylex geïnspireerd door Nadim Kobeissi

Het juristenkantoor haalde haar inspiratie uit de presentatie van Nadim Kobeissi op het door Bloovi georganiseerde event Phare Conference te Gent. Nadim Kobeissi vertelde tijdens zijn presentatie op Phare over het feit dat het internet in België door de overheid gecensureerd wordt. De meesten van de aanwezigen waren verrast door dit nieuws. Dat zette juristenkantoor Mylex aan om een actie te bedenken die meer burgers hiervan zou bewust maken.

Mylex nam identiteit van Anonymous Belgium aan

Om genoeg aandacht te kunnen vestigen op het feit dat de Belgische overheid internetcensuur toepast heeft het juristenkantoor de identiteit van Anonymous Belgium aan. "Wanneer we hadden gewerkt met onze eigen kantoornaam, was de impact, en het maatschappelijk debat, nooit hetzelfde geweest," schrijft het kantoor in een persbericht.

"We vrezen niet voor represailles door Anonymous. Zij staan immers voor hetzelfde principe: vrijheid voor het internet," klinkt het.

Persbericht

Midden mei lanceerde 'Anonymous Belgium' de boodschap dat deze organisatie het Belgische web zou bevrijden. Op de website censorthis.be stond als lanceerdatum 15 juni en de vraag zich in te schrijven voor meer nieuws. Verschillende redacties kregen vandaag een persbericht binnen, begeleid met een filmpje persmap & een ludieke bivakmuts. Het persbericht verklapt dat Mylex achter Anonymous Belgium zit en toont via een filmpje waarom het juristenkantoor deze actie ondernam. Kijk even mee:

Censor This: Unveiled.

Waarom deze actie?

"We geloven in de basisprincipes van het world wide web. We geloven dat internettoegang ten allen tijde vrij moet zijn, en dat dit ook juridisch gewaarborgd moet blijven. Vandaag blokkeert de Belgische overheid maar liefst meer dan 80 websites. Dit gaat in tegen het principe van openbaarheid van bestuur en is niet in overeenstemming met het Wetboek van Strafvordering. Bovendien is er ook geen transparantie over welke websites het gaat," zegt Mylex.

"Vaak worden websites geblokkeerd waar illegale medicatie, gokproducten, en andere worden verkocht. Dit is echter weinig meer dan een drogargument. Censuur is slechts een masker voor de goede huisvader & pakt de bron van het probleem niet aan."

"Hoe verschilt onze democratie nog van dictatuurstaten?"

‘Hoe verschilt onze democratie dan nog van censuurstaten?’, vragen de juristen van Mylex, alias Anonymous Belgium. "Kan iedereen, ook maar een beetje gekrenkt door de inhoud beschikbaar van het net, straks vragen om een blokkering van die website? En hoe zal onze democratie dan nog verschillen van meer extreme censuurstaten zoals China, Iran of Noord-Korea?".

Meer uitleg over hun ideologische strijd geven de juristen op de website http://unveiled.censorthis.be. Je krijgt er ook de kans om de actie te steunen door een anonymous-foto (met blaclava of ander hoofddeksel) van jezelf te posten op twitter met de hashtag #liberatebelgium


Bron: www.bloovi.be

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Anonymous hacks TV watchdog for fining live streaming of Gezi protests, 13 June 2013

The global hacking collective Anonymous has hacked the website of the Turkish TV watchdog, after it fined today the broadcasters that showed live streaming of the Gezi Park protests.

Anonymous announced the operation targeting the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK), dubbed “Tango Down RTÜK,” via the Twitter account of the collective’s Turkish members. “You have fined the media organizations that told the truth. Now Anonymous is punishing you,” the group said in its message. “You will not expel the one who speaks truth from nine villages,” it added, referring to a Turkish proverb meaning that those who tell the truth are never well received.

Private TV networks that live broadcasted the clashes between police and demonstrators such as Halk TV, Ulusal TV, CEM TV and EM TV were fined for “harming the physical, moral and mental development of children and young people” by airing the live footage. Halk TV had in particular gained sudden popularity for its 24-hour streaming when mainstream media outlets gave little coverage of the protests.

Bron: www.turkishweekly.net

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Anonymous trolls NSA with ‘keywords of terror,’ disables website - National Anonymous | Examiner.com

Anonymous disables the National Security Agency’s website and trolls their “impressive surveillance apparatus” with “keywords of terror” as part of Operation Troll the NSA (#OpTrollTheNSA).

Hacktivists associated with the international internet collective Anonymous initiated Operation Troll the USA on June 12, in response to bombshell revelations made by Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former federal government contract worker who revealed details of a vast secret surveillance program operated by the National Security Agency (NSA).

Softpedia reports hackers from WikiCrew disrupted the official NSA website, nsa.gov, via a distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attack on June 12. At time of publication the site had been inaccessible for over 13 hours. Softpedia also reports “hackers of the St0rmyw0rm group have leaked a file which they claim contains the email addresses of over 400 individuals that work for the NSA.”

In addition to temporarily disabling the official NSA website, and leaking NSA employee email addresses, hacktivists associated with Anonymous actually trolled the NSA by sending out a large number of messages, emails and tweets containing terror-related words. The following is an excerpt from the trollthensa.com website:

. If millions of us, all at the same exact time, call or email someone with our keywords-of-terror-filled script, we can give our nation’s impressive surveillance apparatus the kind of test it deserves. They say they don’t read or listen to the contents of our messages. Why not test it out? It’ll be fun.

Last week Anonymous hacktivists released a collection of documents detailing the U.S. government’s covert intelligence-sharing network, as well as exposing key elements of a secret data-mining program currently being operated by the National Security Agency, and in so doing illuminating some of the “Net Centric Operations” being conducted by the Department of Defense. In particular, the documents offer a detailed look at the DoD’s “Global Information Grid” (GIG), a top-secret intelligence-sharing network.

Michael Stone is a progressive freethinker and freelance writer residing in Portland, Oregon. Informed by science, inspired by art, and motivated by compassion, Michael’s task is to question the world in pursuit of the good. You can reach Michael at stonemichael@hotmail.com.

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BiellaColeman twitterde op maandag 17-06-2013 om 19:05:16 Wow, Brazil's largest magazine (their twitter account has over 2 million followers) hacked by guess who? https://t.co/7QOjTSFZJ2 reageer retweet

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VEJA twitterde op maandag 17-06-2013 om 18:31:36 We are #Anonymous #Brasil reageer retweet

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Anonymous Hacks Brazil’s Largest Magazine VEJA’s Twitter account, invites people to Protest against Government

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The online hackavist group Anonymous Brazil has hacked the official Twitter account of one of Brazil’s largest magazine @VEJA, asking the Brazilians to join them in protests against the increase of Bus fare.

Anonymous Brazil posted an image on hacked Twitter account with a message saying:

. Its not about cents, its about our rights!

The account was hacked few minutes ago and I am breaking the news for you where the verified Twitter account is posting Tweets in Portuguese language against the Brazilian government and encouraging youth to come out and protest.

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#OpPetrol Damage List- Updating as the hack happens - Hackers News Bulletin



#OpPetrol

Today is 20th June 2013, this is the day for which Anonghost said to be more powerful for 12 Countries under #OpPetrol and they have already hacked a long list of websites which we are collecting from 12 may 2013.

Today they also attacked many of the websites, leaked documents, hacked accounts, below is the list of the Damage under #OpPetrol on 20th June 2013 and the list will be updated when the any hack happens related to #OpPetrol.

If you want to catch out the Past Damage of #OpPetrol (HERE) in which they hacked:

139. http://www.francescopassaniti.fr/site/Op.html
140. http://golfarcachon.org/fr/Op.html
141. http://www.sainville.fr/dvpt/
142. http://www.cani-cross.be/nouveau/Op.php