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RT @EFF: Anti-speech, anti-security, anti-innovation, and unnecessary. https://t.co/BtYjQCbL8j 2PLAN22 http://twitter.com/2PLAN22/status/1261024711087177728
Anti-speech, anti-security, anti-innovation, and unnecessary. https://t.co/BtYjQCbL8j
— EFF (@EFF) May 14, 2020
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EL8 Magazine (2002) published by ~el8 - one of the first anti-security hacktivist groups
The point here is this: the science of police can be traced to the fear that labour, increasingly taken to be the source of wealth, also came to pose the greatest threat to wealth. In other words, the science of police can be traced to the fear that the forerunners of the proletariat would invade (private) property.
Mark Neocleous
The hacker collective Anonymous has released a fresh batch of data taken from Vanguard Defense Industries, a Pentagon and FBI contractor. The data release was revealed via a post ontor2web.org and later publicised on the group'sAnonymousIRC Twitter account. In it the group claimed to have released "1GB of private emails and documents belonging to Vanguard Defense Industries (VDI)."
Anonymous later said the e-mails belong to the contractor's senior vice president, Richard T. Garcia, and contained information regarding "internal meeting notes and contracts, schematics, non-disclosure agreements, personal information about other VDI employees, and several dozen 'counter-terrorism' documents classified as 'law enforcement sensitive' and 'for official use only.'"
Hello thar FBI and international law authorities,
We recently stumbled across the following article with amazement and a certain amount of amusement:
http://www.npr.org/2011/07/20/138555799/fbi-arrests-alleged-anonymous-hackers
The statements made by deputy assistant FBI director Steve Chabinsky in this
article clearly seem to be directed at Anonymous and Lulz Security, and we are
happy to provide you with a response.
You state:
"We want to send a message that chaos on the Internet is unacceptable,
[even if] hackers can be believed to have social causes, it's entirely
unacceptable to break into websites and commit unlawful acts."
Now let us be clear here, Mr. Chabinsky, while we understand that you and
your colleagues may find breaking into websites unacceptable, let us tell
you what WE find unacceptable:
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