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Oprah Pwn'd by Anonymous
Oprah was doing a show on pedophiles, to distract attention from her denying Sarah Palin a spot on her show, when she was fooled by a group that call themselves Anonymous. Oprah read their tag line:
Anonymous said:
"We do not Forgive. We do not Forget."
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Oprah went on to mention 9000 … The 9000 refers to an Internet meme "It’s over 9000!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBtpyeLxVkI
This was a sick prank. Oprah probably doesn’t even have a clue she was a victim, but once she finds out she’ll probably do a show on Internet victims, with free boxes of puffs plus to go around for everyone, and her ratings will soar.
The Anonymous group seem like they’re acting out Fight Club, but instead of fighting each other, they’re hacking computers. The group also appears to be a fan of the V for Vendetta movie. Anonymous preaches chaos, so it is not a fan of Scientology which preaches mental clarity. The video below has more information about the group’s antics.
Here it is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7mn4mo-QYE&eurl=http://www.hollywoodgrind.com/
Source http://www.hollywoodgrind.com/
I thought this was really funny :lol:
Police target Hackers Anonymous group
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Police+target+Hackers+Anonymous+group/6227630/story.html
Police in four countries Tuesday arrested 25 people suspected by Interpol of being hackers associated with the Anonymous activist group. Arrests were made in Spain, Argentina, Chile and Colombia. The loosely organized group Anonymous is suspected of coordinated computer hacking against institutions, multinationals and government organisations across the world, including the CIA, Spain's royals family and many others. It is also suspected of hackling computers at U.S.-based global security analysis company Stratfor and giving five million internal emails to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
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Cosmo the God sentenced after hacking spree that included UFC.com
Remember the hackers who terrorized UFC.com briefly for the company's support of SOPA and PIPA? One of them, "Cosmo the God" was sentenced for his cyber crimes and while he received no jail time, the price he'll pay is steep.
"Cosmo the God," a 15-year-old hacker extraordinaire, was one of the "f-----g nerds" who terrorized Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White for his support of anti-piracy bills SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP).
UFC.com was hacked and White, despite everyone advising him it was a bad idea, invited a fight with the group of hackers. It's not a fight anyone thought he would win.
Well, he did. Kind of.
That's because Cosmo was pinched by the FBI for his role in about a zillion cyber crimes earlier this year, including credit card fraud. Now, he's been sentenced for his infractions and while he avoided jail time, he'll still be paying a steep price.
From Wired.com:
Representatives from both the Long Beach district attorney and public defenders offices refused to comment on the case, given Cosmo's status as a juvenile. However, according to Cosmo, the terms of the plea place him on probation until his 21st birthday. During that time, he cannot use the internet without prior consent from his parole officer. Nor will he be allowed to use the Internet in an unsupervised manner, or for any purposes other than education-related ones. He is required to hand over all of his account logins and passwords. He must disclose in writing any devices that he has access to that have the capability to connect to a network. He is prohibited from having contact with any members or associates of UG Nazi or Anonymous, along with a specified list of other individuals. He had to forfeit all the computers and other items seized in the raid on his home. Also, according to Cosmo, violating any of these terms will result in a three-year prison term.
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The long arm of justice strikes swiftly once again.
"Anonymous" hackers recently shut down the UFC.com website, prompting ZUFFA's legal eagles to get the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and part of the Department of Homeland Security involved. The Federal Bureau of Investigation; however, was already on the job.
Two down, two million to go.
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