Lulzsec Declares 'Operation Anti-Security'
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Lulzsec Declares 'Operation Anti-Security'
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#2Lulzsec is encouraging everyone to deface government websites with #AntiSec as well as in physical graffiti.
'Top priority is to steal and leak any classified government information, including email spools and documentation. Prime targets are banks and other high-ranking establishments'.
Claims to have Anonymous on board.
Does anyone else smell a less free Internet approaching closer?
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#4They don't really explain why we should be placing #AntiSec everywhere. This document seems like a rabble rousing speech without any substance at all.
Where or not it works for them or turns in to a bit of an embarrassment for them, is yet to be seen.
I'll keep an eye on google trends to see how it pans out: http://www.google.com/trends?q=antisec%2Clulzsec&ctab=0&...
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#5Btw, what's it gonna take to raise zerofor0wned from slumber again? They haven't published in awhile and I miss them. Surely Lulzsec kids are of the age of majority now, let's get the soft gloves off and do some real doxing.
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#6They don't really explain why we should be placing #AntiSec everywhere. This document seems like a rabble rousing speech without any substance at all.
I'm guessing it is just an awareness ploy. If the news picks it up, it gives all the stories something in common to mention. Likewise with any defacement that happens, if someone sees a common word, they are more likely to search for it and hence find more. Where or not it works for them or turns in to a bit of an embarrassment for them, is yet to be seen. I'll keep an eye on google trends to see how it pans out: htt…
And antisec, no-disclosure fundies have been around for a lot longer then Lulzsec.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm guessing it is just an awareness ploy. If the news picks it up, it gives all the stories something in common to mention. Likewise with any defacement that happens, if someone sees a common word, they are more likely to search for it and hence find more. Where or not it works for them or turns in to a bit of an embarrassment for them, is yet to be seen. I'll keep an eye on google trends to see how it pans out: htt…
Lol, defacements happen everyday brah: http://zone-h.org/archive And antisec, no-disclosure fundies have been around for a lot longer then Lulzsec.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Lol, defacements happen everyday brah: http://zone-h.org/archive And antisec, no-disclosure fundies have been around for a lot longer then Lulzsec.
No argument there. I'm unsure what your point is though?
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
No argument there. I'm unsure what your point is though?
It just seemed from your comment that you were implying any defacements in the near future from here on out should be attributed to Lulzsec fools. Which is nonsense.