LulzSec False Flag. We've been had.

It is official. The internet hacker group Lulzsec has officially brought down the homepage of the Central Intelligence Agency - The damn CIA.

They have officially crossed the line from internet annoyances to cyber terrorists.

The FBI defines terrorism as:

The unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.

If this group is not hunted down and destroyed within a very short period time from now, we should all become very suspicious as to who "they" really are. I'm sure most of you remember the MasterCard Anonymous incident where the MasterCard homepage was DDOS for a while. Well people of various ages had their doors kicked in for simply participating in that "raid".

Are we meant to believe that hackers who have released personal financial information, and denied paying subscribers of services access to said services are out of reach of the long arm of the government? Now they are publicly embarrassing the CIA?

My point is this. We have all been looking for another event reminiscent of 9/11 before our freedom on the internet is stripped from us. What if the false flag has been right in front of our faces the whole time. We argue about Reptilians and blurry Mars pictures, The Powers That Be create an online persona that is so much like the established "lulz" community we don't think for a second it may be them creating a the catalyst they need to pass an INTERNET CENSORSHIP AND REGULATION ACT.

The next few days will be very telling, however this may be the beginning of the end for the world wide web as we know it.

They just DDOS'ed a website.
While it is illegal to do so, it isn't as big as some people make it out to be.

im sort of not sure whether LulzSec is just a false flag in order to bring in new laws or an actually legitimate group, its so frustrating to ponder this!

I was thinking about the possibility of this being a false flag to install censorship. Good post!

reply to post by Gemini67


I'll bet the farm the RIAA is behind this, and censorship will be the governments payout when this is all over.

reply to post by wingsfan


I hate to hound people, but if you like this topic please star and flag it. Recently the only topics that make it to the top are the ones that have 4 page long arguments. I would really like to hear discussion about this.

reply to post by TeddiRevolution


Okay...I will star and flag this thread...could you please check out this thread:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks

reply to post by TeddiRevolution


done
and done!

reply to post by TeddiRevolution

If they know what they are doing it will be impossible to find them. regardless of the resources you have at your disposal.

Step One set up a small satellite dish, connect it to your network card.. Now you can see all networks within about 50 miles.. Either you do your attacks from an unsecured one, or you spend a little time and break into one that is secure. You either use a throw away computer or you mask your mac address (several programs do this).


And just to make it harder you funnel yourself through vpn's and proxies, your bottom layer of security being the network you hacked.

The closest they could ever get to you would be about 50 miles..

reply to post by TeddiRevolution


Also.. how would censoring the internet stop such attacks? It wouldn't.

hahahaha, more propaganda.

with all the redundancy of gov servers.
I doubt the CIA will go down only if someone
on the inside shuts it down.

they cant be false flag because if they would be they woudnt release things...i just hope they smash facebook like this is request #1 at time...

the difference between anonymous and lulz is that they are pure hackers and dont want to start a rL revolution/some rL actions, just show that internetz is pure freedom and nobody can stop the wizards like they are...and no kill switch, cooperation acts or perma monitoring will change anything!!!! it will just cripple the internetz bobs and as far as this happend they will outrage and then we will see how gov will react...like we let them do everything in rL for years and now people slowly start to realize and act against it....

secoundly this is resistance, like everytime only a small part of the population is in it, so dont get confused by all the people screaming - false flag and stuff: they are just scared and full of fear...

reply to post by TeddiRevolution


This is the reason why I said violence is not going to change anything. Why? The public handlers/elite are violent.
How are you going to beat them at the same broken mentality? Beat violence with more violence? huh? Wut?

Stop buying their products. Stop using their institutions. Stop parroting thier pro-elite/pro-wallstreet anti-freedom rhetoric. Stop watching their crappy rehashed uninspired shows(unless its First 48 hours on A&E or Battlestar Galactica on Syfy).

Stop enabling these power addicts.

Sort of suspicious how I've never heard of Lulz until...the CIA hack. Talk about rookie of the year . So yeah, it does seem suspicious.

Originally posted by aceto
reply to post by TeddiRevolution

 

If they know what they are doing it will be impossible to find them. regardless of the resources you have at your disposal.

Step One set up a small satellite dish, connect it to your network card.. Now you can see all networks within about 50 miles.. Either you do your attacks from an unsecured one, or you spend a little time and break into one that is secure. You either use a throw away computer or you mask your mac address (several programs do this).


And just to make it harder you funnel yourself through vpn's and proxies, your bottom layer of security being the network you hacked.

The closest they could ever get to you would be about 50 miles..

edit on 15-6-2011 by aceto because: (no reason given)

What if your constantly traveling on a EMF shielded(a faraday cage)(no gps or other tracking devices) van?

reply to post by filosophia


Than you aren't paying attention,they have been the news since they hacked sony like two months ago.

They are now making demands of game companies. Not long until they move up to corporations.

uk.gamespot.com...

Lulzsec also tweeted two demands for what Bethesda must do if it does not want the hacking group to release the data it obtained. The group said it would release the user database unless Bethesda released more info on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and would omit admin configurations from the leak if the publisher included "an official LulzSec top hat" in the game.

Originally posted by TeddiRevolution
They are now making demands of game companies. Not long until they move up to corporations.

uk.gamespot.com...

Lulzsec also tweeted two demands for what Bethesda must do if it does not want the hacking group to release the data it obtained. The group said it would release the user database unless Bethesda released more info on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and would omit admin configurations from the leak if the publisher included "an official LulzSec top hat" in the game.

This is just retarded.

What the hell is a game publisher/developer have to do with the new world order. Elder Scrolls is a good game too. This doesn't make any sense. Except if they are a nwo shill. Then it makes sense.

come on this is false flag.