Anonymous Wikileaks supporters explain web attacks

Anonymous Wikileaks supporters explain web attacks

www.bbc.co.uk

Coldblood', a member of the group Anonymous, tells Jane Wakefield why he views its attacks on Visa and Mastercard as defence of Wikileaks.

(visit the link for the full news article)

This is good on the BBC news. They interivew a member of Anon and let him have his say. They seem to do this in a fair way without being overly critical. Nice to see a story like this on MSM.
It also has an article under the news interview in which one member states he has:
"One of those activists said he had a botnet of 30,000 machines under his control that he was planning to use on behalf of Wikileaks."
If true thats a lot of atacking power.....
The article also talks about some Anon members chaging tactics to spinleak in which they try and get unseed cables as much attention as possible.....

kx




www.bbc.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)

Good news. And if I must guess Twitter also will be their target as Twitter deleted ANON's account yesterday. Personally I like what ANON is doing. Finally someone is stepping up against idiot corporations whose believe they can do anything what they want.

There is no group known as anonymous. It is an oldmedia rumour.

However, there are anonymous individuals acting anonymously. Some websites allow people to post anonymously - this does not make them part of some 'group'.

leakspin will be far more effective
this adds to the public knowledge
and engages them
god speed leakspin
and legal activism

leigion
xp

reply to post by Exuberant1

Yes there is a group known as Anon or lots of group known as Anon.Penidng how you want to lok at it. Its a looe group but it doe exist and has been around a while now..

k