LulzSec - You are missed by your fans

From past 55 days Media is reporting on the LulzSec activities. Most of the time there were just our silly press statements other than the facts. Lulz Security, more commonly referred to as LulzSec. It’s been a long 50- days for the Lulz Boat, those fun-loving hackers sailing under the Twitter handle of LulzSec, their message use to end with love all, love more and some time love. If you are on twitter, I am sure you must have witnessed the funny and humorous messages by them, no hard words no grief, just humor. No, new was the way in which this hacking group kept the media waiting on their every breach, joke and, importantly, tweet. Tweeting out announcements, upcoming targets, jokes and more, LulzSec, has almost 282,000 followers at the time of writing – a figure which has rocketed up in recent weeks. But now I am sure you all must be missing that. Actually they did biggest mistake being too much vocal on social networking sites. LulzSec have taken a lot of joy from tweeting about all the times they’ve supposedly been exposed, only to remain online. The core members – Topiary, Sabu and Kayla were tweeted a lot and that’s how they gave their rivals a tip off to reach them.

This ‘hacktivist’ group was not new - let’s not forget the Anonymous crowd which LulzSec. This group received widespread attention by engaging in “Denial of Service” (Dos) attacks on companies which acted against WikiLeaks. The young hackers group really had huge fan fallowing and liking, they were much more famous than Anonymous. And there are no doubt the half-dozen hackers who make up LulzSec took real interest in the mainstream media’s coverage of their work, as leaked chat logs. Yet the more they attacked, the more they talked it up, and the more enemies they made, and even more the fan fallowing. LulzSec formerly associated with Anonymous. LulzSec also urged fellow hackers with similar agendas to join the “revolution” against large Government bodies and corporations, referring to the spate of attacks recently carried out by LulzSec in some kind of collaboration with the much larger hacking group called Anonymous. Representing a new generation of activists, who use the internet as their grounds of battle, the LulzSec represent the newest group of “hacktivists” who’ve come into the limelight for data theft through cyber attacks. Cyber attacks, and related data and/or identity theft have become increasingly common, with a major such incident being reported every other week.

The attacks, termed by Anonymous as being part of a much larger “Operation Payback”, have come in retaliation to online file-sharing and restrictions on downloading by companies and authorities. InfraGard, an information- sharing organization of companies that collaborates with the FBI towards curbing cyber crime has also reportedly been attacked by LulzSec. LulzSec's campaign was designed to take down corruption in governments globally as well as big business. With recent hacks and announcements, it hardly seemed like LulzSec would ever slow down. Earlier, the group had hacked the U.S. Senate, the CIA, an FBI-affiliated website, PBS, Sony and much more. Those seemed random and chaotic. The group even opened what amounted to a dial-a-hack hotline, asking folks to call with hack suggestions.

In their farewell post, the group admitted it was a small group of hackers: six, in fact. However, it also gave up a huge amount of booty. LulzSec also implied its efforts ended after 50 long days, why would LulzSec quit so suddenly? Earlier in the week, 19-year-old Ryan Cleary was arrested by Scotland Yard. While LulzSec denied he was a member, rival group Team Poison said he was, and Team Poison also promised to expose the identities of the remaining LulzSec members. It's unclear if this is real, but LulzSec made the announcement on its Twitter feed. And they announced their retirement…

Their face book fans, twitter followers all missing them, they never thought of such a painful farewell to their beloved hackers group LulzSec.

Any ways I am verymuch sure, LulzSec retired but the group will definitely emerge in some other Avatara..

Guys your fans missing you..Come back in whichever way you can..

Every revolution has hard path and strong obstacles.

You re cyber warriors, come back with ban

Congress party of India websites are on the target of hackers

Fight against corruption but not against the nation.. Use your knowledge to make a better India not to hack Indian websites we also want to remove corruption for that don't hack the Army Page of India. Be an Indian. Don't ask what the nation has done for you ask what you have done for your nation. What have you done? The Indian arm of a hacker group 'Anonymous' - called “Operation India” - has removed its pages from Facebook and Twitter. Both the 'Operation India' Face book page and '@Operationindia' Twitter handle are no more accessible. They were not kicked out by Face book or twitter, they were removed by one of the Indian hacker who runs news portal and those pages were also created by him. On #OpIndia irc , there was too much of chaos and fight over these pages and they were created without the permission and consent of #OpIndia admins. What NDTV has mentioned is totally wrong. No Indian hacker is hooted out by Twitter or Facebook.

‘Anonymous’ is a 'hacktivist' group ( but they don’t attack anyone without any reason, it’s their way of showing disagreements, for me they are Robin Hoods. They fight with fat authorities, for the welfare of common man) that has been linked to the recent attack on Sony as well as against the governments of Iran, Spain, New Zealand and Colombia, and today they hacked Spain's national police website. Their operations started in India recently and came into the limelight when they claimed to have hacked the National Informatics Centre (NIC) website and the Indian Army website last week. But maximum hackers in #OpIndia are Indians; hardly there is any existence of actual Anon members. This Indian group of hackers using pseudonym ‘Anonymous’ to make this operation India safe and secured. There is no doubt the hackers involved in this operation are skillful and even seasoned in their profession.

It will be really difficult for Indian government to trace them with logs or any traces on line. When first time when NIC was hacked it was with the intention to reach their message in the corridors of power and government authorities. And also to make sure that government better take them seriously in case if the NIC was just some random target, second time they again hacked it and this time with rest of the data of NIC which includes the several ids and passwords of the various database on the server, they even posted the log files which NIC admins were studying to trace the origin of hack. It was done with the intention to make it loud and clear that Anon are really serious about their demands and intentions.

These hackers have already declared on defaced page with graffiti that said: "We exist without nationality. We exist with humanity. NIC took 3 mins." Yes they are Indian but they don’t believe in nationality (as anonymous is not just a voice of some individual hackers or a group of hackers, there mission is to bring revolution and that too all around the globe so any one can be Anonymous) and that’s the Indian sites were randomly attacked. In a similar hack, the Indian Army's website was reportedly taken down for about an hour.

According to some hackernews, the hackers also released password/ login information and forensic logs of indianarmy.nic.in. The Denial of Service (DoS) attack reportedly did not harm the site and there was no data loss. The site also quotes a message from them that states, "We took Down Indian Army Official Site and NIC knows more what we did.

And there after the group that attacked Indian sites in the cover of Anon, was none other than a hacker with hacker’s. They damaged lots of individuals and Indian sites to settle personal scores and create publicity. I am sure they won’t be able to create deter if ‘Law and Order’ reaches their doors, and reaching them is definitely not impossible.

IRC (Internet Relay Chat) group, after these attacks the group has now planned to hack Congress websites. If this is not stopped, we are already under so much of pressure of agitations, corruption, black money, journalists getting killed, rape, and theft…now the cyber space challenges.

Wake up India and Indian authorities.

It’s time to act

It's time to understand the pain of commom citizen of this country.

Don’t spread rumors; we are Anonymous

Today I was really shocked to see one screen short floating over face book, mentioning some statements released by “Anonymous” that they are winding the #Op-India because of NBC and Cat. How can one release such statements? For some time if assumed one can understand about Cat, but why NBC? And the most important thing, can anyone really control over Anonymous? Wow I never knew I am so strong that I can halt a mission like #Op-India.

NBC is an independent news group which has got nothing do with any sort of activities here, just because you are exposed, you cannot drag my company in unwanted issues. I strongly support the original group of Anonymous, and always against the fakes posing as Anons and sabotaging my country.

In the recent past the news about Anonymous attack on Indian army website hit headlines, every one of this country was misguided. Overnight all hacker and common man of this country started hating this group because of rumors spread about them. Anonymous has made common cause in India with an anti-corruption movement.website of the National Informatics Center (NIC)was hacked by Anonymous but they never attacked Army and Indian Registrar. These were simply misused by Indian hackers. And these fake Indian hackers are planning to target Congress website under the cover of Anonymous’.

Operation India page on Facebook, was criticized by a number of users after the announcement that they hacked Indian army's site. Face book users were fuming with the thought that Anonymous attacked Indian Army. Why Anonymous should damage these sites to convey their message? This news was published on “The Hackers News” and then it reached everywhere, how come hacker’s news was so sure about the hack is by Anonymous?

The fact is that Anonymous never attacked defense sites. #OpIndia, started with great cause to fight against corruption, voice for common man and fight for media’s freedom. Looking at the popularity of this group and their good work, I always thought that after some time. Many small hackers groups may join them and emerge as one of the strongest hackers group on the Globe. That day each country will have unseen watch dogs over corrupt government to control their activities and raise voice for common man. But I was wrong. Group of Indian hackers in the power greed and with malicious intentions, started attacking their own country websites in the name of Anonymous. These Indian hackers hacked our Army websites, private institutions, media group, and an individual. They were randomly attacking everyone in the name of anonymous. Irony is that these Indian hackers made biggest mistake of making wrong deface page with email id. Few things which drawn the attention of Anon and #OpIndia because Indian hackers made some blunders like giving the email id anonymous_indian@hushmail.me, not only this they even changed the signature of the Anon, which was really lame .. The Anon signature is “We are Legion. We do not forget. We do not forgive. Expect US” these guys failed to make a proper statement and the language was so funny that everyone on #OpIndia was laughing on THN guys.

Unfortunately few Indian guys and the team of “The Hackers news” started conducting many activities by using the name of Anonymous. They did this for their personal profit, not for the noble cause which they ware pretending to be. In short time those Hackers fooled some innocent Indians. In short they got bad name to #OpIndia. Finally there was fake declaration about the closer of such Nobel mission.

One of my facebook friend of Anonymous group” Weare Legion’ told me that “we are anonymous, we are peaceful, anyone promoting or using violence is not anonymous and has been sent to give Anonymous a bad name in the press, our goal is freedom and peace for all, if you agree then you too are anonymous. (Indeed this was better way of living with ethics) who gave these Indian hackers freedom to attack our own country websites? Why Anonymous is quite, in spite of so much mess created in their name? Why are they not showing these hackers their place?

Today when I was discussing few things with Imnull0 (hacker of Anonymous group) and he gave me big shock by emphasizing over the facts. He told me that some bloggers and especially “The Hackers News” played dirty role in spreading all wrong messages and fake news on behalf of them without their consent. When Anon got to know the facts that THN is spreading false news including on FB, Twitter and his blog they decided to take the call.

THN was badly insulted by the Anon at IRC and he ( Mohit Kumar Vashisht) was asked to accept his mistakes and correct them by removing all the false claims and statements that he has have released in the name of Anonymous. They also made it very clear that they were never involved in the hacks carried out in India in the name of Anonymous; some of the hacks are Indian army website, NIC website, Rahul Gandhis website. Now they are at the verge of hacking Congress websites by same modus operands. These attacks are carried out by none other than the group of this so called news blogger and it’s very much possible that there can be involvement of some other hackers groups too.

Anonymous has warned them not to make any statement and carry out any attacks by the name of #OpIndia without consulting the others who are in #OpIndia, they have even told them in clear words that not to make any pages on FB or any other social networking site. Anonymous also realized that the allegations made on Cattechie, NBC and others are nothing but a false plot to divert the attention and settle their personal rivalry. Shame on THN and those supporting such groups, they are playing such dirty politics against a journalist just because she has the guts to raise her voice against injustice and trying to stop these fake people crossing their limits.

Well now my question is that, what should be done with “The hackers News”? And the hackers group working with them for hacking Indian websites? They are the traitors and threat to our country. Long back some one wrote about him stating that he is a JIHADI, that time I felt very bad, but now I am realizing the fact. These guys are terrorists working against the nation. Not only that they are shame for the hackers community as they are ruining the name of Indian Patriotic hackers.

In my capacity I will always support #OpIndia crusade against corruption, and I am sure, at any cost this campaign will never halt, they will just walk their way keeping all odds aside. They are Anonymous, the revolutionaries and legends. They have ethics and they can, and you cannot stand by Nobel cause.

If you cannot support the cause, then just stay away, but at least don’t defame them by sabotaging their mission.

you have back stabbed them; now expect the unexpected.

They are Anonymous.

They are Legion.

They do not forgive.

They do not forget.

Expect them

Indian Government web-sites need attention

The Hacker collective Anonymous joined the fight against Indian corruption by hacking the site of the Indian government IT website NIC, the National Informatics Center. Ostensibly the hack was a retaliation for the government’s violence against Indian activist Baba Ramdev, who had been staging a hunger strike to protest government corruption, which the government recently disbanded with violent force. The hack, which the group claims took just three minutes, displayed the above message on the site. NIC quickly moved to take the page offline, but a cached Google page confirmed the direct hit by Anonymous. The hack comes just days after Anonymous hacked the government database of Iran, exposing private emails from that country. While no data was stolen or exposed from this latest hack in India, Anonymous’ message was clear: the corruption of institutional forces runs against individual freedom.

A statement by Anonymous said, “Over fifty years ago, Indian Freedom Fighters laid down their lives for our freedom. In the end, what was it all for? Today our politicians ride slip-shod over our laws, corruption is rampant. If the brutal way Baba Ramdev’s hunger strike was crushed is anything to go by, it would seem that India is now on its way to becoming an undemocratic ‘democracy’.”
This is something really worth giving a thought, why all of sudden ANONYMUS has to voice for Indian issues, give a thought, you hackers may realize the fact and reason behind it.

In the past, we have witnessed many of our websites being hacked including India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), colleges, NGOs, Indian companies and religious organisations among others by Pakistani Hackers. And, in the recent past, ONGC website too was hacked by them. And now, there are many chances that they would target SAIL (Steel Authority of India) website as it has many vulnerabilities and can be easily hacked.

The unfortunate part is that in spite of being warned by Kaizen India Info – Sec Solutions Pvt. Ltd (A cyber security firm that is working towards making our country free from cyber threats) about the loopholes to SAIL authorities, no necessary actions have been taken so far. Similarly, Kaizen had also informed higher authorities of ONGC about the vulnerabilities in their website but they too did not pay heed to the warning and ultimately landed up getting hacked by Pakistani hackers. Sadly, whenever a website gets hacked, fingers are always pointed towards the hackers but the fact is that the website owners themselves are responsible for not taking proper care and leaving their websites open with all the loopholes inviting hackers to attack.

A tit-for-tat campaign has been in practice by groups on both Indian and Pakistani sides dating back to the late 1990s when tensions over the disputed Himalayan territory of Kashmir brought the nuclear-armed neighbours to the brink of war.

In 2009, India’s one of the biggest banks Bank of Baroda, a global bank with a network of branches in India, and an international presence in 21 countries was hacked by Pakistani hacker group called Pakbugs.

“Indians place little or no value on the kind of data individuals and organisations in many countries prefer to keep confidential, like passport and bank account details or work contracts,” Cyber Expert Vijay Mukhi said.
"Privacy is a concept not rooted in India culture. I don't think we can change that and I don't think it's going to change in my lifetime," he added.
"The government doesn't care" about protecting information online. Corporates for some reason just don't want to spend the money. They don't think it happens often. Web security is a low priority," he said.

Very recently, the website of Sony BMG has been hacked and an anonymous poster has uploaded a user database to pastebin.com, including the usernames, real names and email addresses of users registered on SonyMusic.gr. This kind of company websites getting hacked not only affects the company itself but also the customers. Interestingly, many of the companies are insured and thus they get their losses recovered leaving the customers to suffer.

The question that arises is who will take action against these attacks? Government has been maintaining silence even though one after the other their websites are been attacked and details are been leaked or deleted. Is our government so weak? Now, after CBI, ONGC, Bank of Baroda and many other official websites, SAIL can be the next target. Hope that the SAIL authorities are listening and would take necessary steps towards protecting their website

freedom at the moment - An0nymous

By Kai Farmer

Most of the Hackers are aware of anonymous group and their motives. Anonymous' main focus is freedom at the moment and they fight for censorship around the globe and help activists.now there is new hacking group support anonymous called LULZSEC, short for lulzsecurity, their logo is a combination of a "rage face" and the monopoly guy.

"Consider fun is now restricted to friday, where we lookforward to the weekend, weekend, we have now taken it upon ourselves to spread fun, fun, fun, throughout the entire calender year" you can find this msg on their site. Lulzsecurity.com/releases PBS, Sony, Fox Websites Hacked By LulzSec's group as the source say.

The series of Sony hacks, and reported to be the largest in Internet history, caused the Japanese icon to shut down its PlayStation servers for a month. sony was not only hacked by lulzsec but many other groups unrelated to anonymous and lulzsec. LulzSec explains their motive was to expose Sony as being irresponsible and negligent in their handling of user information and network security.

Sony operations were carried out by anonymous for Ddosing but the hacks behind the sony was done by Lulzsec group. and many of the credential info were exposed by lulzsec press release on the link http://lulzsecurity.com/releases/Sony_Pictures_International_AUTOTRADER_USERS.txt

The lulzsec group gained recent fame by hacking into PBS website and posting a report that legendry rapper "Tupac shakur is alive and well in Newzealand"

In the past weeks LulzSec hacked PBS - pbs.org because of the public television giant's frontline programs on wikileaks and private Bradley Manning. It is unfortunate that PBS was vulnerable to SQL attack and even worse that so many passwords were stored in clear text.Statement released after the hack of PBS from LulzSec in retribution for Frontline Wikileaks episode

http://pastebin.com/B3gmw5NS

"Greetings, Internets. We just finished watching WikiSecrets and were less than impressed. We decided to sail our Lulz Boat over to the PBS servers for further... perusing. As you should know by now, not even that fancy-ass fortress from the third shitty Pirates of the Caribbean movie (first one was better!) can withhold our barrage of chaos and lulz. Anyway, unnecessary sequels aside... wait, actually: second and third Matrix movies sucked too! Anyway, say hello to the insides of the PBS servers, folks. They best watch where they're sailing next time."

LulzSec: Laughing at ur security since 2011

Not only PBS, lulzsec had also hacked and defaced the website of the Atlanta chapter of InfraGard(org affiliated to FBI) after NATO and President Barack Obama had raised the stakes with regard to hacking, by treating it as an act of war. LulzSec claims 2 have obtained about 180 logins from the hack of the Infra Gard Atlanta website, and all of them were affiliated to the FBI in some way and the hackers released a statement, documenting how they carried out the operation.

When Hackers Penetrate Each Other

There is one article written by some hacker of Thailand Pe3z, “When hackers penetrate each other”. It’s really worth reading; he says (translated from thai by google) “This is not even any other drama this occurs when there is a group of hackers. The site of a hacker attack themselves, because due to a hacker site such that the "sales course" in exchange for money. The party then went further. Also stated that the "teaching shit hacking." Another very short one, so very careful, I bite find. Types of snakes very short money teaching other people to fish any other fraud Bla any other.” This was really an awesome statement.

But here I want to say in India there are hundreds of so called ethical hacking institutes and 60 of them are topers of this hacking training industry and doing great business. We are also against commercializing hacking, because as we all know plenty of open source resources are available for learning such stuff. The question here is “what if a person is slow learner or doesn’t have that much capacity to learn on his own? Why they should not be provided with the knowledge, hacking is not property of someone who can solely possess for himself. For that matter you are not even needed to attend school or college because the stuff you study in books is very well available on open source, knowledge is knowledge, let it be hacking or faking, its openly available everywhere. But the knowledge needs authentication. (again depends who will certify whom?).

One more question, there are many people who made hacking as an industry of producing hacker and randomly thousands of students seek courses from them? Do we have guts to physically stop this mockery or control over such business? NO, we can only deface or damage someone virtually which is nowhere related to his prosperity.

If all these classes are controlled or closed by some defacer friends of mine, then I will quit this business of cyber security and remain in the business of news that is what I am actually doing

(but till want to assure on my behalf).

Kaizen in a venture by a hacker and his friends, he tried doing something on his own by refusing to be a bonded labor. Where is he wrong? Whatever he is selling is his skill, and if he keeps on defacing pages to add glory to his skills as hacker who will take care of his living and bread butter? There are many such hackers working with him and he is definitely trying something different. The other side of hackers those who were working in some training institutes started new pattern of teaching because they don’t want to make this wisdom a mockery, where are they wrong?

Magazine is the only niche print which reaches stalls and corporate sectors and some hackers got the recognition and name out of it and this magazine is providing bread butter to vendor, circulation, printer, peon, office staff to the hackers those involved in it. Can anyone guarantee me providing living to these many people? Till today r45c4l used to struggle for getting his salary at the end of the month, now he must be definitely happy to be provider to some families…. that’s blessing and basic difference as provider and seeker.

Blogging, defacing, garages,groups,sects…oh my god there are many segments to one word HAKERS..I thought at least they are away from false pride, jealous, greed and politics but it’s quite unfortunate to say they are also victims of such evil tendencies. If hackers like r45c4l, trying to get hackers in main stream profession is crime then I support this criminal.

Last but not the least I thank “Anonymous” Group, it was really heartfelt message. They stood by hacker and warned mockers, those randomly harassing hacker by posing as one of the CBI thread. The one who are instigating young hackers to do defacement..they are scaring hackers against another group of hackers, they divide and trying to rule which is not possible because some hackers refuted such evil ideas.

Who does what, and why is big question, I don’t want to be a judge or moral custodian of someone’s behavior. When I cannot create or share. I have no right to destroy or snatch. I am happy to be a target of A HACKERS AND EVEN FEEL GREAT because now the focus of them is not rival countries or cyber securities or biggies of this business..It’s ME THE CAT…. Still some hacker are loud about saying it’s me who got the sites hacked for publicity, here I can just say..”I wish I could have been such a great hacker”...any ways I always had a great dream of having few dedications at Zone –H, someone gifted it to me..

Blessing in disguise..

Anonymous Vs Bank Of America

Anonymous is back!!! - a week back the hackers group has released the documents and a series of internal emails of bank of america - one of the 'major US Bank'...The documents were released with the help of 'BOA n Balboa insurance' former employee. This docs contains the mortgages issued by a major US bank, that shows Bank Of America committed mortgage Fraud. Anon says the documents exposed of "corruption and fraud", and relate to the issue of improper foreclosures.
Some of the e-mails hint at an organized effort to tamper with loan numbers and audit trails. So many code words r used in the mails - difficult to understand and how much impact is it really merging this documents n mails. and no one knows how much it gonna damage the reputation of BOA were as Bank of America has denied wrongdoing and called the claims "extravagant"Any one can check out the files on http://bankofamericasuck.com/
when Bankofamericasuck.com Web site was posted - soon it was unreachable for periods of time due to the huge traffic - when it got released on monday.Anonymous says that this was just "part 1 of the Emails" ^_^ - They says "Stay tuned though. You’ve only seen the first shot. Despite every effort on BofA’s part to silence me, Part 2 is coming"
it was expected that WikiLeaks would publish the secret documents, not a site associated with Anonymous. This is nothing compared to what WikiLeaks has in store.. ^_^
Kai
" There is a fear of being launched..."

Anonymous -internet-based super consciousness

In the recent past this group of hackers have done marvelous job, and the way they displayed their protest against all sort of atrocities was worth appreciating. I wish even Indian hackers have this much of unity and determination amongst them. Earlier it was a myth a social worker, or leader or some patriot can bring revolution and change the entire system, can get freedom for the country or protect against injustice. But these warriors have refuted all those claims by setting new trends in internet world.

The name Anonymous itself is inspired by the perceived anonymity under which users post images and comments on the Internet. Usage of the term Anonymous in the sense of a shared identity began on image boards. A tag of Anonymous is assigned to visitors who leave comments without identifying the originator of the posted content. As the popularity of imageboards increased, the idea of Anonymous as a collective of unnamed individuals became an internet meme.. The secretive organisation is being investigated in several countries over strikes on Visa, PayPal and others. The group retaliated overnight by breaking into the company's website and hijacking his Twitter account. Anonymous, known for being a loosely-knit group, has been involved in a number of high profile online protests and attacks in recent months. In December, the group launched a campaign in support of Wikileaks that disrupted services at MasterCard, Visa and other companies that had withdrawn support the whistle-blowing website. The strike led to police investigations around the world, and a number of arrests in Britain and the Netherlands. Whatever, but no one could stop them doing whatever they are determined to do. I feel proud of these hackers because they have that strength to change wrong equations of so called supreme power by gaining control of all the company's e-mail, erased its files, taken down their phone systems and placed copies of many internal documents online.

Anonymous, which started as an offshoot of the notorious 4Chan internet messageboard, has been linked to a number of virtual and real-world protests over recent years. As well as the Wikileaks attacks, it also orchestrated strikes on government services in Tunisia and Egypt in support of popular protests in those countries. It has also launched vociferous protests for the right to uncensored access to pornography online and taken action against an anti-piracy firm hired by Bollywood studios. It is involved in a long-running battle with the Church of Scientology, amid claims that the religious group stifles dissent. The group has previously claimed it has no real leadership, although some individuals have come forward from time to time to explain their motives.

Somewhere in December there was an interview on BBC of someone known as Coldblood, he said in that interview that "thousands" of people had joined the protests to support Wikileaks' right to publish the US government's classified diplomatic cables. "We are trying to keep the internet open and free but in recent years governments have been trying to limit the freedom we have on the internet," he said at the time. Coldblood confirmed that he was among five people arrested across the UK last month as part of the police investigation into the Wikileaks protests. Anonymous broadly represents the concept of any and all people as an unnamed collective. Definitions tend to emphasize the fact that the term cannot be readily encompassed by a simple definition, and instead it is often defined by aphorisms describing perceived qualities.Hackers from Anonymous, best-known for attacks on Scientology and Wikileaks detractors, Operation Payback" attacks against Mastercard and Visa in December; brought the name to Anonymous as an organized crime syndicate.

Anonymous are utterly democratic mass of untraceable Internet users who come and go as they please. And this group has thousands of members and big fan fallowing across the globe. . As an Internet meme it represents the concept of many on-line community users, or the on-line community itself, acting anonymously in a coordinated manner, usually toward a goal. They are also labeled as hacktivists who undertake protests and other actions under the notional title "Anonymous," which derives from the same meme. It is generally considered to be a blanket term for members of certain Internet subcultures.

Although not necessarily tied to a single on-line entity, many websites are strongly associated with Anonymous. This includes notable imageboards such as 4chan and Futaba, their associated wikis, Encyclopædia Dramatica, and a number of forums. Anonymous broadly represents the concept of any and all people as an unnamed collective. Definitions tend to emphasize the fact that the term cannot be readily encompassed by a simple definition, and instead it is often defined by aphorisms describing perceived qualities. Anonymous is the first internet-based super consciousness.

When it comes to big statements then this group is termed as a group of "hacktivists" who crippled websites in revenge for cutting off services to whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks are warned they will continue their "digital sit-in" in a campaign for total internet freedom. But this is a group of individuals who get together to decide they want to do something. One of the main goals of Anonymous is keep the internet free and open for everyone to use and not to censor data or anything that goes through the internet. It probably has angered some of the public but that it's a necessary evil.

At last I can get only one thing they are none other than a computer hacker, a tech savvy personas. Anonymous is made up from people everywhere. They have got people from all walks of life who are participating in it. But that does not mean it's going to turn into an all out cyber war. It's maybe one battle in a very, very long uphill struggle. Anonymous works on a day by day basis. People throw idea out there, and they like it enough and it sticks, the idea becomes reality.

Long live Anonymous