May 7, 2017
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BREAKING NEWS: Anonymous has found the President. He is now being held hostage by a small gang of electronic imps (hurhurhuhruhruhrurhur).
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Jeremy Hammond is 27 years old, was denied bail, and faces 30 years to life. That's 30 years to life for 3 charges related to hacking a computer network. To put that into perspective, "25 to life" is also known as an "indeterminate life sentence." As in, "you murdered someone, but we're not giving you life without parole." If you murdered someone, you can check back with the courts and maybe get your freedom in 25 years. This guy would have to wait 30. In reading the attached court filing, it doesn't seem to indicated that the 30 years to life is due to the nature of the data he allegedly stole, or something that would amplify the charge. He's charged with: Charge 1 - "conspiring" to do damage to or otherwise cost the company $5,000 or more in total during a given year. Charge 2 - damaging or otherwise costing the company $5,000 or more during the course of a year. Charge 3 - stealing or obtaining "a thing of value" worth $1,000 or more in total during the course of a year. And the company gets to define the value. The topper for me, beyond how outlandishly disproportionate the potential punishment is to these crimes, is the fact that the Judge's husband is a client of Stratfor's and thereby, in theory, a victim. But Mr. Hammond is being held without bail and is now on a terrorist watch list. And she's still trying the case. This is fucking insane. http://www.csoonline.com/article/722380/lulzsec-hacker-faces-30-years-to-life
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Facebook to ‘die’ on Guy Fawkes day
Facebook has been issued a death threat... The web has been abuzz as 'Anonymous' the internet hacking group has declared their intention to “kill” the site on November 5th in protest over the networking site’s privacy for users.
Hacktivist group 'Anonymous' posted a video warning of the Guy Fawkes night attack, saying: ‘Facebook knows more about you than your family...your medium of communication you all so dearly adore will be destroyed,” says the video, adding that the site invades the privacy of all its 750 million users. An electronically masked voice goes on to invite like-minded people to join the “cause”.
‘If you are a willing hacktivist or a guy who just wants to protect the freedom of information then join the cause and kill Facebook.’
Internet security expert Eugene Kaspersky wrote on Twitter that the attack warning was ‘probably fake’. A spokesman for Facebook declined to comment.
Since the declaration of murder 'Anonymous' has denied claims that it wants to destroy Facebook, saying the whole thing ‘has been a misunderstanding’.
However I would still suggest backing up your incredibly embarrassing photos and posting an insignificant update to your status
Anonymous / Lulsec claim to have hacked FBI, NATO, and News of the World...