Gadgehit.com writes: "Anonymous, the hacking group, has claimed responsibility for recent DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks on a variety of UK governmental websites. In an attack the hacking collective referred to as #OpAssange, Anonymous took down the Department for Work and Pensions website, the Number 10 Downing Street website, and the UK Justice website."
Charges could include conspiracy, theft of government property, or violating the Espionage Act, according to The Washington Post.
Confusion helps his brand of high-minded doxxing.
I'm all for leaking information that governments try to cover up issues regarding human rights and things like that.
But Fake news is just giving governments the power to do what ever they want.
Do something that people disagreed with - "This story said such and such happened, so we have to protect the people against this"!
If the media discovers something the government is doing and reports it - "Oh that's fake news, the media is against us".
There is nothing good about fake news and when you look at the agenda of the people who push it, it's in fact very scary.
Group leaves nonsensical message about its social network AnonPlus, saying it is ‘non-criminal’
