"Anonymous hacked streaming services and TV news channels in Russia to broadcast footage of the country’s war with Ukraine amid a heavy clampdown on information by Vladimir Putin’s government, according to reports. Early on Monday, the hacking group, which identifies itself as activists from around the world, posted that it was involved in the 'biggest Anonymous op ever seen' of hacking Russian news channels like Russia 24, Channel One, and Moscow 24, including streaming sites, to show footage of Russia’s actions in Ukraine as the invasion entered the 12th day"

Anonymous Message To Vladimir Putin

Anonymous: the hacker collective that has declared cyberwar on Russia

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Anonymous Hacks Russian TV channels 

with Ukrainian songs and flags

Keyboard warrior: the British hacker fighting for his life

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Radicais livres (LII)

Anonymous

We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists (real. Brian Knappenberger, 2012)

TEMPOS INTERESSANTES

"Activist hackers linked to the collective known as Anonymous have secretly accessed U.S. government computers in multiple agencies and stolen sensitive information in a campaign that began almost a year ago, the FBI warned this week. (...) The breach affected the U.S. Army, Department of Energy, Department of Health and Human Services, and perhaps many more agencies"

 

"Shuffling into courtroom with long, wavy hair and a wide smile, Hammond shouted "what's up, my brothers" to a courtroom packed with scores of supporters. When it was his turn to speak to the court, he claimed in a defiant sentencing statement that his acts were meant to expose the truth and that he hacked foreign government websites at the behest of an FBI informant"

"You'll find I'm full of surprises"

Anonymous desencadearam "o maior ataque de sempre": "O encerramento do site de partilha de ficheiros MegaUpload, ordenado pelo FBI, desencadeou a maior resposta de sempre, diz o grupo Anonymous: mais de 5600 pessoas estiveram na noite de quinta-feira para sexta envolvidos num ataque concertado a sites de entidades governamentais americanas e da indústria da música e do cinema. Um 'bombardeamento' de pedidos de serviço que bloqueou sites como o do próprio FBI"

(2012)