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I should stop reading your fics while listening to rock music, because now I'm having Thoughts about Danny and Knockout giving Silas hell as payback for torturing Breakdown in your Haunting the Nemesis series.
All to the sound of Megadeath's Symphony of Destruction :)
Heck yeah!!
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The week in security: Shutdown tests government security as government beats Silk Road security
8 October 2013 | By David Braue | cso.com.au
The shutdown of the US government was always sure to have information-security repercussions, and they were becoming clear as some argued that the move would become a significant test of federal agencies’ security capabilities. The European Union’s official Internet service provider was hit with a crippling malware attack, even as US authorities brought criminal charges against 13 Anonymous members for DDoS attacks under the guise of so-called Operation Payback.
Government security capabilities were certainly on show after it was revealed that British police secretly arrested a London-based teen in April over the massive DDoS attack on anti-spam organisation Spamhaus. Authorities also arrested Russ Ulbricht, the owner and operator of illegal goods-trafficking site Silk Road, shutting down the site – which one drug dealer said was like any other retail site – as well as seizing $US3.6 million ($A3.82 million) worth of Bitcoin. The virtual currency was also in the news as Bitcoin forum Bitcointalk.org went offline after a reported cyberattack.
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In early September 2010, a little known anti-piracy company admitted that in the course of their work they sometimes go the extra mile to end copyright infringement.
India-based AiPlex Software said that when faced with uncooperative torrent sites they “flood the website with requests, which results in database error.” The admission, that the company engaged in what amounts to a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, started off a momentous chain of events.
The confession irked the masses on the chat board 4Chan and many of its members, known as Anons (collectively ‘Anonymous’), plotted their revenge. Firing up their LOICs, they DDoS’d AiPlex in return, taking the site offline.
But despite letting off steam the rage did not subside and soon the MPAA and RIAA were being overwhelmed with traffic, along with the Bank of America, Visa and Mastercard who had cut off payments to Wikileaks. Operation Payback was underway and it would spread around the world.
In the three years that have since passed, authorities in various countries have rounded up some of those who coordinated and participated in the attacks. A few hours ago came the news that United States authorities have scheduled some payback of their own for more than a dozen Operation Payback participants.
A federal grand jury has indicted 13 alleged members of Anonymous on claims that they “did knowingly cause the transmission of a program, information, code, and command, and, as a result of such conduct, intentionally cause damage, and attempt to cause damage, without authorization, to a protected computer,” including those operated by the Motion Picture Association of America, the Recording Industry Association of America, and the U.S. Copyright Office.
This is a message from anonymous to the people of New York city, wall street and members of the protest. We are crowding your streets, we are filling its veins. This might be painful, but you will not open your eyes so we are being forced to dilate them. This your protest. Welcome your new neighbors for they choose to sleep on the streets for you. They choose to open their mouths when you are too exhausted, they are your brothers. They are here for your benefit, they are young, they are the children of the internet. They are generation zero. They are taking their future back into their hands. They are reviving the country you have long left to rot and whither, never forget this. Treat them with kindness. Nod your heads in respect to them. Give them water, shake their hands, the smallest gratitude will incite them. Wall street: four years ago you saw that the country was brittle. You saw that it was ripe for the taking, and so you did. You shattered the country and collected the fragmented pieces to line your pockets. We stand here today, united and strong, 4 years later. We stand before your butcher block, before you slaughter house. Did you think that the people would not come to know what you have done? You sit before your trading screens, before your analysis. You are the players of the game and you play very well, and you rig the game even better. You care very little about the average American, mere pawns, but you have strongly misread the world. Your complete lack of compassion has left you with a grave error. The game is over wall street. You forget that a poor man will slit your belly to eat what you have already eaten. Can you hear us wall street? Can you hear our racket Goldman Sachs? Can you hear the defiant beating of our drums? Keep trying to belittle us pundits, you lap dogs of the elite. Keep trying to sum up this movement in a sound byte. This is a cultural crisis, and you are simply too stupid to understand it. We cannot be frightened by all the kings men for we are the court jesters. We will consume everything you throw at us and we will grow from it. This is our arab spring, this is our time. Protesters: Savor the smell of tear gas, savor the feeling of pepper spray. Rejoice to your bruises and your tears. You are our generation's counter culture, you are our martyrs. Clench your fists and grind your teeth. Do not be moved and you will have fire breathed into you. Smile at the police, ignore the pundits, the worse it gets the stronger you become, the more hopeless your movement looks, the closer you are to success. You will be written into history. You will be backed up, we will not let your fire be smothered. We will not let your cries go idle. We are anonymous. We are legion. We do not forget. We do not forgive. Expect us.
#Anonymous - Operation Blackout (by AnonymousNews1)
The New Zealand Government has made it a priority to crack down on copyright laws, stating that if accused with copyright infringement, you are guilty until proven innocent. Also, the initial fee is 15,000 dollars and 6 months of internet suspension. Anonymous will not stand for this. Join us in the IRC: #OperationPayback
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Anonymous collective launches DDoS attack against the business lobbying group over it’s support for the legislation to fight online infringement that many fear will great expand the govt’s ability to filter the Internet. Anonymous began targeting the US Chamber of Commerce for its support of the controversial “Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011.” The US Chamber of Commerce has been outspoken about its support for the “PROTECT IP Act.” It believes the legislation is necessary to “cut of rogue sites” and protect US jobs. Anonymous managed to take the site – uschamber.com – down.
Hacker group Anonymous sets sights on Sony
Sony’s handling of the case against PS3 hacker George “GeoHot” Hotz has attracted the attention of “hactivist” group Anonymous, who have previously targeted Gawker, Amazon, Mastercard and the whole of Scientology.
“Congratulations, Sony. You have now received the undivided attention of Anonymous,” reads the statement on the group’s website. “Your recent legal action against our fellow hackers, GeoHot and Graf_Chokolo, has not only alarmed us, it has been deemed wholly unforgivable.”
“You have abused the judicial system in an attempt to censor information on how your products work. You have victimized your customers merely for possessing and sharing information, and continue to target every person who seeks this information. This is the information they were willing to teach to the world for free. The very same information which you wish to suppress for the sake of corporate greed and the complete control of users.”
According to the group, Sony has committed an “offense against free speech and internet freedom” by “deny[ing] consumers the right to use products they have paid for, and rightfully own, in the manner of their choosing,” essentially “renting [their] products.” They stuck their penises in the hornets nest, as the press release so eloquently states. Now they will learn they’ve only been “renting [their] web domains,” implying open season on any and all Sony-branded websites.
A splinter group of former Anonymous members, calling themselves Backtrace Security, broke off last month in lieu of the increasing illegality of Anonymous’ activities and is threatening to release personal details of its members, who they claim have become “a vigilante group,” “a mob without conscience” and “arrogant sociopaths.”
-kristen spencer
