We are Anonymous
When there was a time when people think they cannot do enough to
fight what is right for their country or for themselves, an unknown group of
computer hackers began to infiltrate their enemy's defenses through the use of
the Internet. They invade and crash government websites and post embarrassing
information of corrupted individuals for people to see over the world web. When
being behind the computer doesn’t do the job, they may even go out and protest
while donning the guy fawkes mask to retain their anonymity. These unknown
hackitvists are known as "Anonymous". As the name implies they are a
loosely network of people who fight against corruption around the
world (literally) while concealing their identities. Anonymous has struck the attention of many people around the world and had been featured over the news and media. Members of Anonymous are peaceful protesters and their weapon
of choice is the Internet. They are by no means, classified as terrorists as to
some who seems to think otherwise. Probably one of the most known protests from
Anonymous is the battle against SOPA. Thanks to Anonymous’s efforts, we have
our freedom over the Internet.
Anonymous next target will be Syria’s corrupted government and
other corrupt parties within the country. In fact, they had already launched a
cyber attack on them and will continue to do so until they stop the bloodshed
of their own people. According to their statement, they had already released a
list of 22 Saudi and Syrian web domains thus far and many more is to come.
Anonymous has attacked Syria government sites in the past. The Saudi Interior
Minister even admitted that hackers claiming their association with Anonymous
had successfully launched attacks on several of their websites. Anonymous is a
strange and surprisingly, powerful group. Maybe they might be able to help end
the bloodshed in Syria? After all, they’re Anonymous.
“We are Anonymous.
We do not forgive.
We do not forget.
Expect us.”
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