People do it for the lulz, money and some fartetched believes. The online groups are often tight knit communities of people with impresive skills who one-up eac

People do it for the lulz, money and some fartetched believes. The online groups are often tight knit communities of people with impresive skills who one-up each other on every chance they get. Most of them believe that they are absolutely private and operate in absolute anonymity, so there really is no risk or any negatives involved. So any positives (intl. news talking about you, hearing colleagues chat about your "work" at the office ... etc), far outweight that nothing (supposedly) could happen to you. Until of course the feds kick in your door and reveal some new tracking method you didn't even consider.