Fox News Soon To Be Silenced By OWS Ally 'Anonymous'

[dallas795]

An attack on Fox News from the hacker group Anonymous has been a longtime coming. Now the collective says that an infiltration on the website for the Fair and Balanced news network will occur next month with Operation Fox Hunt slated for November 5.
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An operative with the hacktivist group Anonymous narrates a video posted to the Web on October 22 that announces that an all-out attack on the Fox News website will come next month as retaliation for the network’s unjust attack on protesters with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
 
“Since they will not stop ridiculing the occupiers, we will simply shut them down,” says the digitzed voice in the recent YouTube clip. “Fox News, your time has come . . . Operation Fox Hunt. November 5th. May the hunt begin,” the narrator adds.
 
November 5 has already been designated by members of the growing Occupy Wall street movement as a practical holiday, with “Operation Cashback” expected to occur then across the world. Under that initiative, demonstrators are asked to close bank accounts across the globe and move money out of large banks and into smaller, local credit unions. Protesters aligned with the Occupy movement have already staged small cashback-style closures in branches across the United States, with an attempt at closing accounts at a Lower Manhattan Citibank earlier this month resulting in the arrest of several occupies.
 
When Fox News first began coverage of Occupy Wall Street — inarguably a bit too late — their coverage was light-hearted and laughable. Fox host Megyn Kelly called a young female protester’s response to being pepper-sprayed by an unprovoked NYPD officer an “overreaction,” and as recently as October 25, an article on FoxNews.com describes the movement, now in its second month, as being engaged by “a ‘red army’ of radicals seeking no less than to provoke a new, definitive economic crisis, with their goal being the full collapse of the U.S. financial system, with the ensuing chaos to be rebuilt into a utopian socialist vision.”
 
Fox host Geraldo Rivera attempted to report live from Zuccotti Square in Lower Manhattan weeks into the protests, only to be met with jeers of “Fox News Lies” and subsequently chased out of the square by demonstrators.
 
“They openly mocked protesters here as dirty hippies, uneducated fools and drug addicts and potential criminals – and they don’t know what they’re talking about, frankly,” protester Chris Cobb told RT last month.
 
Now, says Anonymous, it is there turn for the games. On November 5, Operation Fox Hunt will aim to “destroy the Fox News website.” In the past, hackers aligned with the Anonymous collective have successfully infiltrated the servers and websites of SONY and San Francisco’s Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) System. Even last week, an attack on the website of the Boston Police Department has been credited to Anonymous in retaliation of the local PD’s assault on Occupy Boston protesters

[2whyme]

So far the script kiddies at Anonymous haven't been all that successful, in fact a few of them have ended up in the pokey.  The whole bunch of hackers should be in prison.  They provide nothing useful for mankind, just like Dullass and the OWS crowd.

[wvit1001]

Nothing useful?  You don't have any idea what your talking about, do you?
 
 
October 24, 2011
 
'Anonymous' Busts Child Porn Ring
 
Hacker group Anonymous briefly crashed a large collection of child pornography Web sites, and published the names of its patrons.
 
Last week, the cyber vigilantes, better known for targeting large corporations and oppressive government regimes, used a brute force attack to infiltrate a server called Freedom Hosting, which housed about 40 child porn sites. The biggest site was Lolita City, which contained more than 100GB of content.
 
According to a timeline of events posted on Pastebin, Anonymous said before taking down the sites, it issued a warning to Freedom Hosting to remove the illegal content. When it failed to do so, Anonymous attacked. The sites were down for about five minutes before an admin restored them, upon which Anonymous again launched a successful attack. Later, the group posted on Pastebin the names of 1,589 individuals who visited Lolita City.
 
"If the FBI, Interpol, or other law enforcement agency should happen to come across this list, please use it to investigate and bring justice to the people listed here," Anonymous wrote in a statement.
 
The Anonymous operation was carried out by sub-group Operation Darknet, which targets abuse groups that swap images on the Tor network, an anonymous network routing service that hides a browser's location.
 
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2395175,00.asp#fbid=o8kEqxlZnqS

[upyrwazoo]

IT'S ALWAYS THE LEFT THAT SUPPORTS THE REMOVAL OF FREE SPEECH, THEY ARE TRULY THE COMMIES THAT THEY SAY THEY ARE NOT.

BTW DOESN'T GERALDO HAVE AS MUCH RIGHT TO BE IN A PUBLIC PARK IN NYC AS THEY DO?

[wvit1001]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa_FzQV5fpE

[wvit1001]

upyourwazoo - Why do you show your ignorance?
 
Free speech only says that the government will not infringe on your right to speak.
 
It doesn't say that your right to speak won't be infringed by your boss or any other private entity.
 
Get a clue on what your talking about you goof.

[wvit1001]

BTW DOESN'T GERALDO HAVE AS MUCH RIGHT TO BE IN A PUBLIC PARK IN NYC AS THEY DO?
 
 
It's not a public park dumbass.

[D2D]

Dallas and wvit approve of people committing criminal acts agains their political opponents!
 
Nothing new!
 
Wvit the USSC disagrees with you!
 
 

[wvit1001]

Do I approve of people tracking down child porn and posting names - yes.
 
Do I approve of people taking down FOX News servers - no.
 
Will they be prosecuted if they are caught - yes.
 
Would I do it. -  No I wouldn't.

[upyrwazoo]

It's not a public park dumbass.


REALLY, WELL PROVE IT!!!! THE LEFT ARE FACISTS!

[wvit1001]

]Privately Owned Park, Open to the Public, May Make Its Own Rules


Zuccotti Park, the half-acre plaza in Lower Manhattan now synonymous with Occupy Wall Street, exists in a strange category of New York parkland, identified by a seeming oxymoron: a privately owned public space.
 
Perhaps most important, from the perspective of a long-term protest like Occupy Wall Street, Zuccotti Park — unlike city-owned parks — is open 24 hours a day.
 
By contrast, the city’s parks all have curfews: the latest is 1 a.m.; a number close much earlier. All playgrounds close at dusk, and some parks in Queens have curfews as early as 9 p.m. So an encampment like the one at Zuccotti Park would be impossible in a city park, where structures like tents are prohibited without a permit.
 
 
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/14/nyregion/zuccotti-park-is-privately-owned-but-open-to-the-public.html

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