Anonymous: "New attack every Friday"!

The Anonymous attacks have increased significantly in 2012, on the occasion of the bills SOPA / PIPA / ACTA, but you may have noticed that the most important place every Friday (see CIA and FTC).


According to the message of hackers' representative on the site Wired.com, this schedule will be kept for at least 5 months yet:


"We already have our hands dozens of potential targets. Each Friday we will do attacks on corrupt corporate and governmental systems to 'fly' off the Internet, which will be known as # FFF (Fuck the FBI Friday). Through the attacks do, stealing even more important that we open the way for other targets. Repeat once again, we are at war and we see the end for a long time to come "


Therefore, we can see much more and it is possible within the potential victims to include large companies playing with the privacy of users ...

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The Anonymous hack the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the U.S!

Just one week after the attack on the CIA, which allegedly aroused the U.S. authorities, the Anonymous strikes again hacking two pages of the Federal Trade Commission, of the U.S. (Federal Trade Comission - FTC).


Specifically, Anonymous attacked the websites NCPW.gov and business.ftc.gov (National Consumer Protection Week and Consumer Protection Business Center respectively), posting a satirical video in German on the bill ACTA (see below).


Please note that the FTC home page remained unaffected by the attacks, but the other two remain "fallen" and there has been no official comment so far.

The assault has extended to other government websites and the website VentureBeat managed to keep the message ofAnonymous, and you quote the full text below.

"Even more bothersome than your complete lack of competence in maintaining your own fucking websites and serving the citizens you are supposed to be protecting, is the US federal government's support of ACTA. You really want to empower copyright holders to demand that users who violate IP rights (with no legal process) have their Internet connections terminated? You really want to allow a country with an oppressive Internet censorship regime to demand under the treaty that an ISP in another country remove site content? Well, we have a critical warning for you, and we suggest you read the next few paragraphs very, very closely.

If ACTA is signed by all participating negotiating countries, you can rest assured that Antisec will bring a fucking mega-uber-awesome war that rain torrential hellfire down on all enemies of free speech, privacy and internet freedom. We will systematically knock all evil corporations and governments off of our internet. "


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The Anonymous' message about yesterday's attacks in Greece! [Video]

The serious incidents yesterday and coordinated attack on many government sites are in the spotlight around the world, so it was a good opportunity for Anonymous to publish the announcement for the Greek people and still send a message to the Greek Government and not limited to:



Citizens of Greece,


We are Anonymous.


We have been following the events currently taking place in Athens, and we have mixed reactions. We are saddened by the destruction and the ruin this campaign has cost Athens and the people living within it. Yet we can sympathize with them. The government has avoided the people’s requests countless times. It has refused to listen to its people, and this is why we stand by the people of Greece. We have felt their pain and suffering. We cannot stand by and watch while the people are oppressed because of Austerity measures that won’t benefit them in the long run.


This is why we stand against the Greek government. We have warned them multiple times to stop their actions against their people. We have warned them to stop supporting these cuts that will indefinitly hurt the middle and lower class. They did not comply. The actions currently taking place are the result of them not complying with our demands. We did not organize these riots in any way. All we did was spread the word of your government’s failure to meet the people’s terms.


Anonymous is continuing their attacks against the Greek government, and will not stop until the people get what they want. If this does not happen Greece’s government will fall. This is also a warning to all the other European Union counterparts. Italy, Spain, Portugal, Britain, Poland, and all the others will suffer the same fate as Greece’s.


You have all been warned.


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


We will stand by the people of Greece.


To the Greek government, yo


u should’ve expected us.

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The Anonymous sent manifesto and explained the attack on CIA!

Two days after the attack on the site of CIA, the Anonymous sent a manifesto on the website Gizmodo.com (through their representative as claimed by the popular website) to explain the reasons for this action:



Citizens of the World,


We are Anonymous.


We are people. Just like you. We are not robots, we are not inhuman.
We are human. We are everyone.


That being said, We also have the capacity for the same errors of
judgement and mistakes that everyone does.


We are committed to improving the lives of everyone on this planet by
whatever means we deem necessary, because we feel that if we have to
take action to righta wrong, its gone on entirely too long. If that
is indeed the case, it has probably been ignored by the people who
should’ve delt with it. Those people have much higher budgets and
significantly larger resource pools, than what we have available. All
we have is each other. For good or bad. Some use the Anonymous name
to try to “Profit!” off of it, some use it for nefarious reasons, and
we’ve even seen some use it to try to get laid. Regardless of the
reason its used, we are united under common goals, for the common
good.


There are projects we are working on that cannot be discussed, as to
do so would impact them negatively, and significantly. However, even
those of us working for good, sometimes make very bad, rash, and
ill-thought out decisions. Such is the case of one individual who
shall remain anonymous. We will leave it at this.


To the CIA: We are sorry your website is down. It was not the
intended purpose of our actions, however, in doing so we have created
a way more significant amount of attention to a situation that goes
unnoticed far too often. Six compromised servers containing child
pornography are activly DDOSing your webserver. We cannot stop this,
we have no access to them, due to the fact that the network link is
entirely saturated and we cannot log back in. It will stop 41.6 days
after the time it began. Your only choice is to act, and have them
taken offline, which should have already happened.


We are Anonymous.
We are legion,
We do not forgive,
We do not forget.


You should have expected us…

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