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Hacker Makes Anonymous Look Like Assholes By Attacking Abortion Provider In Their Name
Adrian Chen · 03/09/12 02:19PMMost of the attacks carried out by the hacktivist collective Anonymous target governments or corporations in the name of freedom of information. But an anti-abortion hacker claiming links to Anonymous has been arrested after hacking Britain's largest abortion provider, with the intention of leaking patient information. Will Anonymous condemn him?
Anonymous Fameball Barrett Brown Raided By FBI
Adrian Chen · 03/08/12 04:53PM'I'm Not Scared of Jail': My Phone Call With Sabu, the FBI's Anonymous Informant
Adrian Chen · 03/06/12 07:16PMAnonymous Snitch Tried, and Failed, to Pass Himself Off As an FBI Agent Last Month
Adrian Chen · 03/06/12 12:09PMIt was revealed today that the notorious Anonymous hacker Hector Monsegnur—a.k.a. "Sabu"—has been cooperating with the Feds for months, and even worked off a computer they gave him for some time. But that doesn't mean Mosegnur is a fed, as he learned last month when he was arrested by NYPD for trying to pass himself off as an FBI agent.
Revered Anonymous Mastermind Rats Out His Pals to the FBI
Adrian Chen · 03/06/12 10:01AMWikileaks Becomes Anonymous' Publishing Arm with New Intelligence Firm Leak
Adrian Chen · 02/27/12 12:18PMAnonymous Swears It Was Trying to Extort $50,000 from Antivirus Company for Charity
Adrian Chen · 02/07/12 04:35PMVictim Responds to Latest Anonymous Hack: 'I Am a Supporter of Anonymous'
John Cook · 02/06/12 03:25PMWe've already pointed out that the collateral damage from Anonymous' latest online raid—the release of more than 2 gigs of email and other data from Puckett and Faraj, the law firm that represented the squad leader responsible for the Haditha massacre—included some unlikely targets. Now one of the partners of the firm has announced on his Facebook page that he supports Anonymous' goals, and once even offered to defend Anony-hero Bradley Manning.
Anonymous' Latest Release Includes Private Info About Sexual Assault Victims and Guantanamo Lawyers
John Cook · 02/03/12 04:50PMEarlier today, Anonymous announced what sounded like an awesome caper: The group had compromised the email of a law firm that represented Staff Sergeant Frank Wuterich, the Marine squad leader who got a slap on the wrist for his role in the Haditha massacre. Trouble is, the hack had a lot of collateral victims, including people that Anonymous might normally be aligned with. Like a lawyer for Guantanamo detainees.
Anonymous Leaks Confidential FBI Conference Call with Scotland Yard
Adrian Chen · 02/03/12 11:32AMAnonymous Ruins California Cop's Life Over Single Dumb Tweet
Adrian Chen · 01/31/12 10:19AMTwitter Blackout Protest Means Fewer Tweets About Brunch
Louis Peitzman · 01/28/12 09:00AM
If your Twitter timeline is looking a little quieter this morning, it could be as a result of a day-long protest against Twitter's recent announcement that they would be blocking certain tweets in different countries. As it turns out, the concept of free speech and expression differs from nation to nation, and Twitter would rather not facilitate any illegal activity.