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32 Anonymous suspects arrested in Turkey

Jun

2011

Turkish police are reported to have detained 32 people in connection with internet attacks that have disrupted access to government websites. Alleged members of the loosely-knit Anonymous hacktivist group were rounded up in 12 cities, including Ankara and Istanbul, just days after similar arrests of Anonymous suspects in Spain. At the end of last week, […]

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My take on the IMF hack

Jun

2011

This weekend, while the Anonymous people were DDoSing the Spanish Police web site in what they call “peaceful protests” (are they ignorant or just cynical?) another news came out: the International Money Found was hacked, and had been compromised for months. Shocking news As soon as it was made public all media start talking about […]

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Spanish police arrest Anonymous hacking suspects

Jun

2011

Spanish police have arrested three men, suspected of being members of the notorious Anonymous hacking group. The men, whose names have not been made public, were detained in Alicante, Almeria and Barcelona. Spain’s Technological Investigation Brigade (BIT), the police unit who conducted the investigation, have held a live TV press conference about the arrests. According […]

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