Anonymous Leaked Account Data for 4,000 Bank Executives on a Government Website, page 4


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reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 12:56 AM by DarthFazer
reply to post by goou111



Down with the bankster scourge and may the palaces burn

Long live or Anon brothers and sisters


fyi websites have been getting trashed all weekend many lulz were had #Satansec #Antisec #Anonymous

Anonymous isn't done , Anon has just begun


When Anonymous refers to itself as a hydra it literally is a hydra, for every blow dealt to anonymous attracts more to the collective. They thought the same would work with alqueda and got the opposite results. However Anonymous is NON VIOLENT. Yes the people are uprising and are tired of the BS! And the the elites are scared for they live in the moment without concern for reprisal. I think of them as very bad children... like in lord of the flies. Greedy self centered ego maniacal power mad irresponsible children @ elites. Well it's time to be held responsible accordingly. And they will surely stab each other in the back throwing each other under the bus just like they did when they turned on the American people, dominoes.


Gonna make popcorn now

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reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 01:08 AM by OOOOOO
reply to post by goou111

That is really great they should do more of this, not to hurt anyone or threaten them, but the thing is you could write these good people a,letter or go knock on their door and ask if they would be kind enough to speak with you about problems in the banking system, one on one.

This would work really well with some of the really low profile ultra rich people and politians that are have lost contact or areout of contact with the real world and the people's of this great dust particle called Earth.


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 01:39 AM by DarthFazer
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
Glad these people who i do not know and who have not hurt me, to my knowledge, are being harassed by a abstract group of lonely hackers in the name of (insert vague, but easy to get mad about, justification).

I encourage all readers of this post to grab the nearest keyboard and harass people who happen to be successful in a business that stereotypically is viewed as "villainy". Never mind any specifics or any actual results, just let loose on anyone that happens to have a job that you don't like!

After all, even though you do not know them, they must be evil and worth your ire simply because the have the job title of "Banker".



That is not what has been occurring though, this isn't poor against rich. This is about corruption having its dirty laundry aired out to the neighbors and all to see. Even if the list of those people whom had DOX dropped on the website had little to do with even nothing to do with what their handlers have been up to it's guilt by association. Most likely the majority of those people getting DOX'es dropped wont be affected unless they are guilty of something.


It's all fine and dandy when our personal information is handed over to the alphabet agencies from certain social media sites, it's perfectly acceptable to compromise our privacy with drones, street cameras and the police state without our consent. But when the table is turned and employees willingly working under such government entities are delivered over 900 pizzas they never ordered or get prank calls with the nyan cat theme playing OH MY it's these inept puppets crying foul and cyber terrorism

Not my problem if they don't if have a sense of humor

Why would we care? It's not like these people are oblivious to the wrongs that have been done. they may look the other way when unethical means are practiced but not saying anything or doing anything puts them in the category of their masters. We are suppose to show empathy for organizations that cater to the corrupt instead of the people? No thanks, it's always protocol and business as usual. And the ol "we are just doing our jobs" cop out. Yeah well maybe choose another career instead of being accomplices would be my best advice to those poor victims

They are simply being humiliated , they will live to cry another day
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reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 01:58 AM by Darkphoenix77
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to
post by ~widowmaker~





nope but you can gather 500 people and block the entrance way in legally


No you can not. That is a lie.
www.aclufl.org...

You do not have the right to block a building entrance or physically harass people. The general rule is that free speech activity cannot take place on private property, including outdoor malls, without the consent of the property owner. You do not have the right to remain on private property after being told to leave by the property owner.



Or am i misunderstanding your sentence? Its not clear.

im pretty sure the 4000 bankers are not the "product"


I am pretty sure they are human beings i do not know.
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I would only classify them as human beings in the strictest sense of the word myself.


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 10:45 AM by votan
Originally posted by NeoVain
Originally posted by Swizzy
reply to
post by Spookycolt



That's the beauty of computer security. There seems to be an antidote to almost everything. Look at countries with very strict internet laws such as China or North Korea. Even people there manage to keep the government on it's feet when it comes to this topic and this is no different to the situation in the western world.

They find a flaw, it gets fixed, they find another flaw, it gets fixed. It's a never ending game and the people in charge of security always seem to be a step behind.


The reason the security experts are always and will always be a few steps behind, is they get a salary. This means they have money to spend, a wife to "cuddle", children to take care of, a house and bills to pay etc. That takes up alot of time.

The hackers are mostly 100% commited to what they do, nolifers with very little money to spend as a consequence, giving them more time to find exploits and dig around on forums/irc with fellow hackers. More time to find the truth and educate themselves then the wage-slaves opposing them.



actually they know they can't keep up and if they do they are out of a job. I have a few friends who work in the internet security field and they don[t mind the job security


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 12:31 PM by NarrowGate
reply to post by votan





They know they can't keep up and if they do they are out of a job.


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 01:58 PM by nuke_c
reply to post by goou111



This really bugs me. Sometimes Anonymous does some pretty cool stuff, but I am beggining to feel like they are a "one trick pony". I don't really think it is right to release personal information like that. Which seems to be what they mainly do these days. I would rather see useful information released.

Wouldn't it be neat of Anonymous put their collective skills together to find out information like, what North Korea is really up to, or help against the massive Cyber Attacks from China, or to help with Disclosure.


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 05:20 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by DarthFazer




900 pizzas kinda funny but who paid for that prank? Why the taxpayers did.


reply posted on 5-2-2013 @ 05:30 PM by nottelling
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus




So does this mean that the United States Resistance now has at least 4000 names and addresses on its "to-guillotine" list?
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