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1) These script kiddies are not Anonymous; 2) The majority of the sites affected appear to be hosted with a single company; 3) If any of the deleted databases
by aes256 14y ago
1) These script kiddies are not Anonymous;
2) The majority of the sites affected appear to be hosted with a single company;
3) If any of the deleted databases held important information, there will be backups.
Edit: 4) The leaked passwords appear to be site-specific; all are six characters long, around a third of them are '123456'
- dylukes 14y agoEither way, you can bet the major news companies will either make a huge deal of this, or say nothing at all...
- pav3l 14y ago>1) These script kiddies are not Anonymous; I think you may be overestimating "the real Anonymous".
- OriginalSyn 14y agoI think you may both be misunderstanding who "Anonymous" is.
- sgdesign 14y agoIsn't the point of "Anonymous" precisely that nobody (and everybody) is "Anonymous"?
- OriginalSyn 14y agoYes. Anyone and everyone is, has been and can be "Anonymous"
- rdtsc 14y ago> 1) These script kiddies are not Anonymous; So what are their names then ? /s
- woah 14y agoThis is a great comment. I can't believe people are thick skulled enough to not understand this concept.
- aes256 14y ago'Anonymous' is a movement, not simply a label for anyone who is not easily identifiable. The movement has a distinct ethos and a set of guiding principles. When I say the script kiddies conducting these particular attacks are 'not Anonymous' I mean that they are not attacking in accordance with this ethos.