They do serve as a nice distraction, yeah, but when the "hacktivist group" is named for the default name on a website with millions of users and no discussion o

They do serve as a nice distraction, yeah, but when the "hacktivist group" is named for the default name on a website with millions of users and no discussion of or interest in "hacktivism"[0], you don't really have a hacktivist group. [0] I used to surf 4chan and follow various Anonymous twitter news feeds; I eventually realized that /b/ was full of edgy teenagers and most of the things that made Anons famous were sheer flukes.