Spanish police website knocked offline after hacking suspects arrested

Spanish police website knocked offline after hacking suspects arrested

www.guardian.co.uk

Spain's main police website was knocked offline over the weekend in an apparent revenge attack following the arrest of three suspected leaders of the hacking group Anonymous.

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So, Anonymous strikes again.

This time it's against the spanish police, after the arrests on three supposed "leaders" of the group.

I believe that if the spanish police thinks that there wouldn't be another attack would be seriously naive.

And so, the mystery of the "Anonymous" continus, at least for the TPTB.

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Man, that hacker group is busy these days!

oh this is entertaining to say the least, hmm, perhaps putting that video up on times square wouldn't be such a bad idea after all...

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Thats a bit too gangster. Obviously somebody is going to get arrested now and again. Acting like this everytime the police does this wont put them in a good light. The media is going to have a frenzy with this. People were waiting to go, "Yeah but check now, you see? You see what we have to put up with?" Calculate your decisions, pansies.


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