LulzSec launches Operation Anti-Security.
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how the hell did they get Anonymous involved with this?
also what have the governments done to piss them off?
I get DDOSing game related websites is still lulzy but what good is it going to do to fry government sites?
also what have the governments done to piss them off?
I get DDOSing game related websites is still lulzy but what good is it going to do to fry government sites?
It seems that fucking with a few half asleep corporations has gotten them pretty bold. I hope they have fun getting fucked over by people who actually give two shits about their security and back it up using men with guns.
If they want to free the Internet from control. Aren't they trying to enforce control here?zehydra said:
Like attacking institutions that controls information about, let's say patient information in hospitals - something that no one wants to expose without limitations - by taking them down they are regulating what kind of information can be stored in digital form.
Some things are meant to be secrets!!! I am just waiting for one of these fools to expose a security hole in their respective country's defense grid and they get attacked by real terrorist. If they are so anti-secret I would kindly ask all of them to email me their Bank accounts and pin-codes... No? Well that is what they are doing if they go and target banks. I hope they go for banks and get their money and detail stolen in the progress... See how it feels to be attacked instead of being the attacker.
Something must be done to these guys, I don't care is it bullet to the head or prison without Internet. Internet is not their private playground, they are trying to be the master of Internet and the same time they want to remove all masters from controlling Internet, they make no fucking sense!
Also, there is a reason most government Data is stored in Off-line servers or in paperback form...
Also, at the worst case if the "freedom fighters" go and mess things really bad we might see who countries being disconnected from Internet. These guys might go and poke the wrong hole and destroy the freedom they so want to have.
"Top priority is to steal and leak any classified government information, including email spools and documentation. Prime targets are banks and other high-ranking establishments"
Fucking douchebags. They're not doing any good by leaking Government documents.
Fucking douchebags. They're not doing any good by leaking Government documents.
I don't really care much about national secrets, and you must remember that Lulzsec is not an organization pertaining to one nationality or the other. The only thing we know is that they speak good enough English. I highly doubt they're all from one country.SinisterGehe said:
Though you are right about the whole pin-codes thing. They are very much hypocrites. They're fighting fire with fire.
Lulzsec raising "awareness" for the importance of Net security by Hacking sites, is LITERALLY the online analogy for Extortionists offering "safety" to Shops in case "something bad happens" to them.
In other words, Lulzsec: "That's a very nice internet you have there. It'd be a shame if something were to....happen to it."
Seriously am I the only one seeing that? Lulzsec are just internet extortionists....who don't demand pay...... because they are bad at their job, apparently.
In other words, Lulzsec: "That's a very nice internet you have there. It'd be a shame if something were to....happen to it."
Seriously am I the only one seeing that? Lulzsec are just internet extortionists....who don't demand pay...... because they are bad at their job, apparently.
Man for people that are "in it for the lulz" LulzSec sure do like silly overdramatic speeches. "History begins today"? Please. Every time they make a public statement it's like they are they imagine themselves as a digital version of Robin Hood or something.
Is it just me, or am I the only one unable to connect to Minecraft.net and imageshack?
I hope it doesn't have to do with any of this.
I hope it doesn't have to do with any of this.
You know, I have no problem with them using and thereby motivating people to close gaping security holes. I however do not like their arrogance and attitude.
Never thought I'd say this: Please Anon, go and teach these Lulzfools a lesson.
Never thought I'd say this: Please Anon, go and teach these Lulzfools a lesson.
Ya know, the internet as we know it is already a pretty unrestricted place as we know it.
Attacking websites like this won't make it better, just worst.
Also, it sounds like they have some daddy issues with Anonymous. Guess what Lulzsec? You're kinda doing the thing they hate.
Attacking websites like this won't make it better, just worst.
Also, it sounds like they have some daddy issues with Anonymous. Guess what Lulzsec? You're kinda doing the thing they hate.
Interestingly enough, wasn't anon recently announcing that they would want to work against LulzSec? To be honest, I think it's easy to get that "Anonymous actually works with us" endorsement, seeing that Anon is pretty much leaderless. So here's hoping that some parts of Anonymous have not changed their mind about beating Lulz.Tdc2182 said:
I'm just going to go with the flow and re-iterate what I've seen posted.
Smug smugness, sense of superiority, hackers are bad and durp durp der.
On a more serious point. I honestly don't mind, I hope they succeed even. It's a step towards showing everyone that the internet is unwieldy behemoth that's un-regulatable. Whats wrong with them flaunting that?
Smug smugness, sense of superiority, hackers are bad and durp durp der.
On a more serious point. I honestly don't mind, I hope they succeed even. It's a step towards showing everyone that the internet is unwieldy behemoth that's un-regulatable. Whats wrong with them flaunting that?