EXCLUSIVE: More Cyber Attacks Promised

[MrPeanut420]

7:33am UK, Thursday December 16, 2010
Sam Kiley, security editor
A pro-WikiLeaks hacker has told Sky News an internet insurgent group will keep attacking those companies who target the whistleblowing website.


Speaking on camera for the first time, the cyber-insurgent "Bass", from the group Anonymous, revealed details of how they operate and their growing size.
"Our pool of targets is actually very limited," the masked spokesman told Sky News.
"We are going after the agencies that were directly involved in the censorship of WikiLeaks.
"They include PayPal who cut off services and withheld funds. The same with Visa and MasterCard, then Amazon who cut off their service support.
"We don't attack the media, that is a big no no. Even the media that has been critical of us, we don't attack any of the news.
"Facebook, Twitter and social network sites - even though they have done some things against us we're not going to go after them."
Cyber warrior 'Baas' has revealed how Anonymous operates
In the last attack the group said it mobilised 9,000 volunteers as part of a mind-hive - angry bees to smother the websites of companies who have withdrawn support from Julian Assange's WikiLeaks.
"The software itself has been downloaded over 300,000 times," Bass told Sky News.
"Someone proposes the target, we've run intelligence on them, on what we consider the pros and cons of every target and a lot of other factors involved."
The internet attacks are illegal in most Western countries which is why these Anonymous spokesmen refuse to reveal their identities.
Cyber-warrior 'Baas' said Anonymous has thousands of supporters
They pledged to carry on their attacks and said they are developing new and more sophisticated types of malicious software.
The Metropolitan Police has revealed it has been examining the group for months and will investigate recent attacks on Visa, MasterCard and PayPal.
And with its attack on some of the world's best known credit card firms, the Anonymous group has taken internet aggression from mere hacking to cyber-insurgency.
Meanwhile, revolutionary figurehead Julian Assange is due to appear in London's High Court today as part of his latest battle against extradition to Sweden.
The cyber whistleblower has categorically denied claims that he raped or sexually molested two Swedish women.
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MrPeanut420 Reviewed by MrPeanut420 on 16th Dec 2010. EXCLUSIVE: More Cyber Attacks Promised 7:33am UK, Thursday December 16, 2010 Sam Kiley, security editor A pro-WikiLeaks hacker has told Sky News an internet insurgent group will keep attacking those companies who target the whistleblowing website. Speaking on camera for the first time, the cyber-insurgent "Bass", from the group Rating: 5

[SuicidalMedia]

LOL. Another wannabe hacker, script kiddies trying to be hackers while just using some DDoS tool. Lame. In fact, It's more than lame.

[-Im.z2ight-]

lol this is lame. Anyone can download and use a script.

[0ccul7]

not everyone is bored like them, and mostly without any other things to do.

[r@liablehost]

lame...

[Profit]

Yeah they might be lame but by doing this, they get support and things they need from random people who join for fun.

[pi0tr3k]

Lame lame lame.. don't you have anything better to say?
Those guys are right, there must be freedom on the net.

And i'm happy paypal getting pwnd, maybe they will stop blocking our accounts for nothing

[Prazsky]

Only lamers DDOS other company and government sites because they can't do shit in real life.

[CuraHack]

LOL. Another wannabe hacker, script kiddies trying to be hackers while just using some DDoS tool. Lame. In fact, It's more than lame.

Anonymousdoesn't call itself hackers, ther are activists, or better hacktivists. Although I personally believe DDoS'ing isn't hacking.

This is a new way of protesting, and I believe we should support Anonymous!



BTW can any1 tell me ware I can download that interview? I really want to see it!

[The90sKid]

who thinks the guy in the sunglasses would get busted?

That's not much of a disguise and FBI can just trace their video feed.