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Military To Develop Cyber Warfare Rules Of Engagement

March 24, 2012

The Department of Defense is working to develop rules of engagement for online warfare, according to Pentagon officials.

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[DEVELOPING STORY] Anonymous Lays Siege To The Vatican

March 7, 2012

Two hours ago, the hacktivist group Anonymous released the following press release on Pastebin: hello Vatican.va Anonymous has now decided to lay siege to your site in response to the.

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Weekend Recap: Stories You May Have Missed

February 26, 2012

ABC goes inside Foxconn, 10 Startup Fallacies were explored, and Anonymous is threatening more attacks; what else could you ask for? It’s easy to miss something important when your busy.

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Anonymous Threatens Regular Attacks

February 24, 2012

Leaderless hacker collective Anonymous has vowed to carry out online attacks on a weekly basis, in opposition to proposed internet regulations including the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement treaty. “We are already.

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Editorial

Anonymous Wouldn’t Attack Facebook, Here’s Why

January 27, 2012

On Monday both CNET and Mashable reported that the Internet Hacktivist group Anonymous was threatening to “shutdown” Facebook on January 28th. The reporters gathered their information from a video uploaded to.

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Tweeting With Anonymous?

November 19, 2011

As a community manager, my Twitter account is not just a microphone for my musings, its my business card. I don’t censor myself entirely but do make an effort to.

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Editorial

SOPA Causes Anonymous To Declare Operation Blackout

November 19, 2011

Last month, the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) was introduced to the House of Representatives aiming to censor key aspects of the Internet in order protect the rights of the entertainment industry. The PROTECT IP Act,.

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Editorial

Could Anonymous Actually Get Users To Quit Facebook?

August 15, 2011

Over the past eight months, companies like Sony, along with the web server/sites of the U.S. Senate, CIA, and FBI, have all experienced major security breaches as a result of.