Geek Republic - As if hacker affiliations weren’t complicated enough, the so-called official Anonymous group of South Africa on Wednesday denied any alliance with Team GhostShell, the internet group who on Tuesday posted just over a hundred separate documents with private information from companies including Sasol, Woolworths and Post-Net. GhostShell said ” … it was decided that a new Anonymous branch needs to be created to enforce the peoples [sic] will in [South Africa] and form an open bond with the rest of the world, just so that anyone can know at all times the current events that happen there”.
Group leaves nonsensical message about its social network AnonPlus, saying it is ‘non-criminal’
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