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Is this the wrong message to be sending to the masses?
It's probably only going to encourage those who support SOPA...
It's probably only going to encourage those who support SOPA...
Anonymous takes down Department of Justice, RIAA, Motion Picture Association and Universal Music
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Tickling the tiger's @%%
There's no point to this
There's no point to this
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Sometimes anonymous and others seem like government hired techs to help prove their point. Am I reaching?
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These Anon dudes intimidates the Cartel somewhat and now this.
Dudes don't play.
Dudes don't play.
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shots fired right back
dagrandesoda
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The internet is a scary place yall. Yall knoiw these hakcers could shut down power grids in cities?
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Who cares how some may view this though.. at the end of the day, there's no reasoning with the Government. They do what they want, when they want and don't ask for the American peoples opinion.
ON THE OTHER HAND...
As of late, I have the strangest feeling that this entire Anonymous thing is being funded by someone in the higher ups to start a fire and "mess it up for everyone" (if you will). Something doesn't seem right with the actions they take. Stuff like this and shutting down sites of Think Tanks could just be a reason for tighter restrictions on the net. Same person could be playing both sides.
shatterkneesinc
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whats the point
no one goes to these websites anyway
no one goes to these websites anyway
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Is the gov really that powerless to have these sites bein shut down?
dagrandesoda
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You have no idea how important those sites are................. and the kind of powerful information held within them
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Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
Who cares how some may view this though.. at the end of the day, there's no reasoning with the Government. They do what they want, when they want and don't ask for the American peoples opinion.
ON THE OTHER HAND...
As of late, I have the strangest feeling that this entire Anonymous thing is being funded by someone in the higher ups to start a fire and "mess it up for everyone" (if you will). Something doesn't seem right with the actions they take. Stuff like this and shutting down sites of Think Tanks could just be a reason for tighter restrictions on the net. Same person could be playing both sides.
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Anon will be the 9/11 to SOPA's Patriot Act.
They need to chill.
They need to chill.
shatterkneesinc
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its a ddos attack, not a breach of security or anything
think of it as a crash...example whenever a jordan release comes out, eastbay servers get hammered, that in essence is a ddos attack
not that big of a deal
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Puttin' in work
sleaze jar omens
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Anon has been around for a long, long time. It is known that there are infiltrators, spies, and others not really on the side of anon within the group. That's why so many important operations are closed off to very few. Usually random occurrences that you see on TV and the web are not core members, but people claiming the same name. Anon is any and everyone. There have been former members who were caught and hired by feds. There are members locked up right now who have most likely given away names. Unavoidable. But real anon are on your side.Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
As of late, I have the strangest feeling that this entire Anonymous thing is being funded by someone in the higher ups to start a fire and "mess it up for everyone" (if you will). Something doesn't seem right with the actions they take. Stuff like this and shutting down sites of Think Tanks could just be a reason for tighter restrictions on the net. Same person could be playing both sides.
As stated, this isn't a serious attack. There was no breach that is known of publicly right now.
Following Sabu would be the best action for anyone who doesn't keep up with these things.
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love the internet. This is big.
I don't get why Meth locked the other thread, really stupid. It's a discussion about ongoing battles of the biggest names in file sharing, and the likes. Has zero to do with supporting online piracy, the site was shut down and there is a discussion about it.
I don't get why Meth locked the other thread, really stupid. It's a discussion about ongoing battles of the biggest names in file sharing, and the likes. Has zero to do with supporting online piracy, the site was shut down and there is a discussion about it.
dagrandesoda
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dos shuts down access to the site. Their is vauable info on the websites sir....
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Interesting.. and ??Originally Posted by Sleaze Jar Omens
Anon has been around for a long, long time. It is known that there are infiltrators, spies, and others not really on the side of anon within the group. That's why so many important operations are closed off to very few. Usually random occurrences that you see on TV and the web are not core members, but people claiming the same name. Anon is any and everyone. There have been former members who were caught and hired by feds. There are members locked up right now who have most likely given away names. Unavoidable. But real anon are on your side.Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
As of late, I have the strangest feeling that this entire Anonymous thing is being funded by someone in the higher ups to start a fire and "mess it up for everyone" (if you will). Something doesn't seem right with the actions they take. Stuff like this and shutting down sites of Think Tanks could just be a reason for tighter restrictions on the net. Same person could be playing both sides.
As stated, this isn't a serious attack. There was no breach that is known of publicly right now.
Following Sabu would be the best action for anyone who doesn't keep up with these things.
dagrandesoda
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Dont mess with Meth, he might lock you
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You were making it seem as if they're stealing top secret, or any information for that matter from the websites. It's just a denial of service. Not a hack job.
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what info are you speaking of? a small biography of the attorney general and some executives? you can easily get all of these info on wikipedia
i highly doubt there are classified information on a website, it would be too irresponsible but then again its the US govnt.
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You assumed. Those sites are around for a reason. It's not existing for fun.
dagrandesoda
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Stopping access to GOVERNMENT WEBSITE is not small cakes. Please go visit the site. OR talk to somebody about those sites.
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shutting down gov websites via ddos attacks? is that all they're capable of ?
