Anonymous hacks Iran government, leaks 10,000 emails

[taciturnCandid]

http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/anonymous-leaks-10000-top-secret-iranian-govt-emails/

While Lulzsec is going after Sony and the FBI, it looks like Anonymous has bigger fish to fry. In what appears to be a move to one-up Lulzsec, Anonymous has hacked Iran. Who knows what the consequences are going to be, but I bet this will be in the news soon. No idea on how Iran is going to respond to this

 

[Tartarga]

They're just throwing darts at a world map to decide who to hack next aren't they?

 

[Azaraxzealot]

They're just throwing darts at a world map to decide who to hack next aren't they?

i wonder what they'll do when they hit antartica?

 

[Blindrooster]

Well, at least it isn't sony..... wait, what repercussions are going to come from this?

 

[Saviordd1]

Im waiting for world war 3 thanks to the internet based shit going on nowadays

 

[FalloutJack]

They're just throwing darts at a world map to decide who to hack next aren't they?

i wonder what they'll do when they hit antartica?

They'll piss off R.J. MacReady and then it's game over.

 

[Bran1470]

looks like some one is moving up on the hacking ladder

 

[TitanAtlas]

Nice of them to kick a hornets nest...

 

[Gralian]

The next global conflict will be fought with information. Not armaments. An invisible war, for all the irony that title provides. Eidos must have some stellar crystal balls.

Freedom of information is inevitable so long as there are people willing to obtain it. There is no such thing as an 'impenetrable defence'. It's a frightening thought, but i suppose until people accept this, these attacks will continue as an act of pure defiance.

 

[open trap]

This truely brings teh lulz. The accomplished one part of their goals atleast. I found it funny.

 

[NinjaDeathSlap]

Someone actually used their skill with hacking for good and attacked a legitimate target? DEPLOY THE PARTY BALLOONS!

 

[Saviordd1]

The next global conflict will be fought with information. Not armaments. An invisible war, for all the irony that title provides. Eidos must have some stellar crystal balls.

Freedom of information is inevitable so long as there are people willing to obtain it. There is no such thing as an 'impenetrable defence'. It's a frightening thought, but i suppose until people accept this, these attacks will continue as an act of pure defiance.

I was just thinking that, someone at Eidos just won the office pool

 

[ZeZZZZevy]

It's official

2011: Year of the haxorz

 

[DrScoobs]

I am genuinly scared for the safety of any internet information at the moment, it seems that lulzsec and anonymous (lulzsec being the far more unpredictable and scary of the two) have a little rivalry going as to whom the next victim is, eventually it will come back to us. the scary part is that with their huge talent at hacking, they could quite easily start world war 3.

lulzsec vs. anonymous
whoever wins, we lose

 

[MysticToast]

They're just throwing darts at a world map to decide who to hack next aren't they?

i wonder what they'll do when they hit antartica?

The penguins! We must save them!

 

[emeraldrafael]

Whatever happened to closing the government down so that the people could rise up in protest of their speech rights?

eh, i dont think iran is realy going to be bothred, but I could be wrong.

 

[fooddood3]

Nice of them to kick a hornets nest...

Kicked it? Ha, more like stuck their dick in it, shook it around a it, and has been stung so hard, so many times, the don't even feel they pain...yet.

Ehh, more like leaned out their glass door and threw a rock at it, but now their dad got home and got stung, so they are in trouble from him.