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Topic started on 8-12-2010 @ 02:47 AM by mr-lizard

It's happening right now. To the second.

Nothing on the news yet, but it's time to wait and see.

The Interpol website is up and down all over the world at the moment.

See for yourself.

www.interpol.int...

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EDIT: They seem to be hopping between numerous targets - although mastercard and paypal are now seemingly the main 2 targets

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It looks like the group that successfully took down the website of Julian Assange's Swiss Bank have claimed another victim.
Mastercard.com is down, and Anon_operation just tweeted that it's due to a DDOS attack. Of course, Mastercard is one of the payment services that cut off the ability to donate to Wikileaks:

www.sockroll.com...

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:51 AM by Mr. D

Originally posted by mr-lizard
It's happening right now. To the second.

Nothing on the news yet, but it's time to wait and see.

The Interpol website is up and down all over the world at the moment.

See for yourself.

www.interpol.int...

Was working fine when I clicked the link.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:54 AM by abaddon6

reply to post by mr-lizard

Their website works like a charm, in fact the load time was excellent.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:54 AM by Hefficide

reply to post by mr-lizard

Interpol is loading as quick as ever. If they are being DDoS'ed it is not an effective attack. And if some of anon are actually trying to DDoS it without a huge botnet... well... they'll be needing lawyers.

~Heff

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:55 AM by pazcat

It works fine.
Although 15 minutes ago I couldn't get it to load.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:56 AM by ALOTOFBS

It's working for me as well. Do you have any other sources for your information? Have you tried visiting the site since? It could just be a local problem.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:57 AM by Robfire

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let the games begin !!!!

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:58 AM by anthbes

The page didn't load up for me. Everything else is working fine for me.
2 nd

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 02:58 AM by mr-lizard

Looks like it's up in some countries - it's down for me at least in the UK.

Reports of it being slow and unstable in some countries, down in others - I have no idea what servers it uses, but things are getting interesting.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:00 AM by Agit8dChop

HACKERS UNITE
bring these B@stards down.

it isnt working for me!

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:06 AM by backinblack

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Loaded fine for me..
But I would like to point this bit out to our viewers..

LYON, France - INTERPOL has made public the Red Notice, or international wanted persons alert, for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange at the request of Swedish authorities who want to question him in connection with a number of sexual offences.

INTERPOL cannot demand that any member country arrests the subject of a Red Notice. Any individual wanted for arrest should be considered innocent until proven guilty

www.interpol.int...

So the first thing that stands out is that he is wanted for "questioning" only...
Second is that the UK were not required to arrest him...

Just how small a crime was this???????
Worthy of denying bail? I don't think so..!!

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:06 AM by nittin

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Not working for me in Canada. Long live anon

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:27 AM by EFGuy

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No Anonymous is not attacking Interpol as far as I know. I dont know how you came up with that...I have heard absolutely nothing about this. It could be some other group or a different part of Anonymous who are attacking Interpol, if true.

The targets are specific at the moment for the main Anonymous

* PostFinance.ch
* Paypal

In future there may be some attacks on (note: these targets are in pipeline)
* Swedish prosecutor websites
* French Govt. websites
* The Jester ( who claimed to DDOS Wikileaks) - Efforts are being made to trace him but the talks floating around is US official cyber teams were behind the DDOS attacks on Wikileaks..
* Time's website
* & probably twitter

Edit Correction:
OP is correct, Operation Payback is behind it.

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:33 AM by verylowfrequency

Not loading from the Pacific Northwest (WA).

While I support Wiki leaks efforts, I really don't see what attacking a LEO website will accomplish as they are not exactly doing commerce on there thus they lose no revenues, perhaps just a little lost pride for the IT staff.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:36 AM by mr-lizard

Originally posted by EFGuy
reply to post by mr-lizard

No Anonymous is not attacking Interpol as far as I know. I dont know how you came up with that...I have heard absolutely nothing about this. It could be some other group or a different part of Anonymous who are attacking Interpol, if true.

The targets are specific at the moment for the main Anonymous

* PostFinance.ch
* Paypal

In future there may be some attacks on (note: these targets are in pipeline)
* Swedish prosecutor websites
* French Govt. websites
* The Jester ( who claimed to DDOS Wikileaks) - Efforts are being made to trace him but the talks floating around is US official cyber teams were behind the DDOS attacks on Wikileaks..
* Time's website
* & probably twitter

You are obviously behind. I'm watching this unfold. I will u2u the details.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:51 AM by ThinkingCap

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They must be so annonymous, that Interpol doesn't even know they are hacked. Right?

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 03:53 AM by mr-lizard

reply to post by ThinkingCap

They've changed targets.

Currently it's now mastercard.

www.mastercard.com...

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 04:00 AM by tauristercus

Originally posted by mr-lizard
reply to post by ThinkingCap

They've changed targets.

Currently it's now mastercard.

www.mastercard.com...
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I confirm Mastercard appear to be down ... unable to access their website and pinging fails with 100% packet loss.

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reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 04:04 AM by ThinkingCap

Whether this is good or bad, right now it warms my heart.

reply posted on 8-12-2010 @ 04:06 AM by mr-lizard

Here's my proof now - i'm not making any of this up.

www.sockroll.com...

It looks like the group that successfully took down the website of Julian Assange's Swiss Bank have claimed another victim.
Mastercard.com is down, and Anon_operation just tweeted that it's due to a DDOS attack. Of course, Mastercard is one of the payment services that cut off the ability to donate to Wikileaks: