Anonymous hacks Monsanto computers; posts employee info

also, the company owners and investors get to know what their employees are saying privately to one another and to others in email. BUT ONLY IN AMERICA! We don't need to know that the rest of the planet has no transparency, has human rights violations of unimaginable proportions, lies thru their teeth as regularly as any other nation, and abuses other countries and their own citizens on a regular basis. THAT's right, only America and the people who actually still have jobs in America, are on trial here, for the foreseeable future. Things that make you go, "hmm."

this entire thing is a stranglehold, where you lose if you lose and lose if you win. either way, you lose. who orchestrated this thing? to me this sounds like an attack on the people of america, not the corporations, who will survive either way. the people, on the other hand, not so lucky.

Originally posted by AdonisDNA
reply to post by Kitilani

 

. Anon costs corps and govs money

Money well spent because anon is not the worst danger out there.

Bank and credit card information in the hands of Chinese hackers and sold to the highest bidder.
Government information in the hands of Chinese hackers.

The biggest thing anon is causing is corps and government spending more money and time hardening there Information. that is money well spent

reply to post by Kitilani

Originally posted by Kitilani
Do what better?
I still do not know what they are doing or have done.
That is kind of why I asked.
What are you so proud of them for doing again?

Are you really interested?

It seems like you have already decided that they are worthless and not worthy of your attention while you continue to post on a thread dedicated to what they do.

I would think that if you were truly interested you might take some time and actually look for yourself instead of begging and demanding others to do the research for you.

You act like you already know what they are about as you educate others as to what it means, but I find it baffling that you don't know what they have done then.

Well let's face it, we don't want to know that they are a loosely organized group of people from all walks of life protesting in real life at all sorts of events trying to educate others in a campaign to wake people up.

Like protests against Scientology (not for religious reasons, because of what happened to cult members that had medical problems and were sequestered away in a hotel till they died all the while their accounts drained for "auditing" and "treatment") - The "Un Funny" Truth About Scientology - Warning does contain some graphic images

Other protests against the Federal Reserve, I know "So what? What did they do except go and make an effort while I stayed at home and typed on a forum.", we don't want to know about them restoring the internet to the Tunisian and Egyptian protesters so they could still organize via the internet to more effectively overthrow their tyranny.

We just want to know what those cyber-terrorists have done, because that's what the TV machine said, they're just hackers and dumb little annoying script kiddies, so what have these stupid kids with computers done to change anything?

Since just getting dumb e-mails never amounted to anything.

BUSTED: Anonymous Uncovers Corporate Proposal to Take Down Wikileaks

Anonymous counter-intelligence operations have uncovered evidence of an effort by Bank Of America (BoA) to disrupt both Wikileaks and Anonymous. Details of BoA's involvement began emerging on February 8th, 2011, during Anonymous' Operation #HBGary.

Among the emails retrieved from HBGary, Anonymous uncovered communications between Bank of America's legal representation, HBGary, Palantir, and BericoTechnologies detailing efforts to weaken Wikileaks through misinformation and targeted cyber attacks.

In the proposal to be presented to Bank of America, representatives from the three security companies outlined strategic operations against Wikileaks and its supporters, including psy-ops and cyber attacks against the Wikileaks infrastructure and its supporters.

After dealing with Anonymous, HBGary Federal's CEO resigns

According to them, Barr and the same data intelligence firms also developed plans for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which would allow them to “undermine their political opponents, including ThinkProgress, with a surreptitious sabotage campaign.” To make matters worse, the plans included families and children.

Crowdleaks also broke the news of HBGary’s MAGENTA project, which had the company developing a type of Windows rootkit that was said to be undetectable and nearly impossible to remove.

In addition to the rootkit development, Crowdleaks reported on the discovery of Stuxnet binaries in Barr’s email, and decompiled much of the source code for public release.

I know uncovering an actual real Psy-Op and targeted dis-info campaign against WikiLeaks isn't much to anyone that believes in such things, it's only cool if it's speculation not reality.

Nobody really cares if Bank of America is actively engaged in black-op campaigns against others, it's just more fun to type out how you think they are.

It's not really important that they uncovered the Chamber of Commerce utilizing less than legal means to undermine their opponents that involved their targets families, including children, meh.

Not a big deal that Anonymous exposed a private corporation possessing the Stuxnet virus that should only be in the military's arsenal.

With all of that accumulating with the resignation of CEO Aaron Barr and the dismantling of HBGary so they no longer teach other corporations and government agencies how to exploit a target through the use of sock puppet accounts utilizing social media.

Stupid kids, what are they trying to do, actually going out and exposing real conspiracies!

Trouble makers, just trying to get the interwebz shut down for everyone, because Rockefeller wasn't trying that before or anything.


Are Hacker Attacks Government Operation To Push Internet Censorship Laws?

Hackers Are Everywhere. Panic!
I think the number of recent hacks and the amount of news coverage on these attacks is suspicious. Could they be false flag events to help the government regulate the Internet?

First of all, there is no real outbreak of hacking. None of this is new. It’s just that, for some reason, the media has decided to get on the bandwagon, and now not a day goes by without some sort of hacking story. And, of course, we have to have our hacking “bad guys.” This means Anonymous, 4Chan, LulzRaft and LulzSec, among others. You can go into the sociology of these groups on your own time. You can research hacktivism and Lulz for starters.

In short, nice story bro.

Close but you forgot Teh Catz
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/ac88b377ffe5.jpg[/atsimg]

They do it for the Lulz I hear and teh catz are important for some reason.

reply to post by Hijaqd


please explain my post above, because putting people's private emails out there is getting pretty suspicious. and only attacking american companies and american politicians, and american people, on the premise (which is not totally unfounded) they are abusing each other, and the rest of the planet, while letting virtually every other nation and their businesses slip safely under the radar, even though we know that transparency and governments are not synonmous and never will be.

this to me looks like high ranking political/social engineers, using the idealism of the youth, neglecting to mention the rest of the globe is the same and in many cases, even worse, while focusing almost totally on people who are already suffering devastating economic crises. it's like vultures have swept in to feed on the carcas with little kids perched on their backs with idealistic spears.

reply to post by undo[/Removed due to overwhelming sense of futility.

edit on 14-7-2011 by Malcram because: (no reason given)