Twitter & Facebook ban Operation Payback

http://blogs.forbes.com/mikeisaac/2010/12/08/facebook-and-twitter-suspend-operation-payback-accounts/?boxes=Homepagelighttop

http://erictric.com/2010/12/08/twitter-suspends-anonymous-groups-account/

http://erictric.com/2010/12/08/facebook-terminates-anonymous-operation-payback-fan-page/

twitter.com/Anon_Operation

www.facebook.com/pages/Operation-Payback/

**** just got real. Shame they won't be able to organise DDOS attacks without Twitter.

Incidentally, I may go start a new Twitter account...

New Twitter: http://twitter.com/anon_operationn

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Reply 1

fire2burn

A couple of suspended accounts wont stop the DDoS, it just creates more targets.

Reply 2

F i s

None of your links work apart from the first one.

Reply 3

Broderss

Original post by F i s

None of your links work apart from the first one.

OH NOES THEY ALL BEEN DDOSED BY TEH ANONYMOUSE!!!1l

Reply 4

Broderss

Original post by fire2burn

A couple of suspended accounts wont stop the DDoS, it just creates more targets.

How will they effectively organise distributed attacks without a few minority groups going rogue? They aren't all from 4chan, there are only a few in the IRC and there's no other easy way for the hive to communicate than with Twitter.

Reply 5

F i s

Original post by broderss

oh noes they all been ddosed by teh anonymouse!!!1l

dude we gotta get outa here now! Lapd could be round the corner!

Reply 6

jolteon

been ddosing visa for a while now. lolololol hacksaws

Reply 7

stop-drop-n-lol

I'm all in favour of wikileaks vision, but Anonymous are playing into the US governments hands, it gives them the perfect excuse to censor the web.

Reply 8

WhereIsMyMind

Damn you Twitter and Facebook!

I would do a mini-protest and boycott you both, but both so addictive :frown:

Reply 9

stop-drop-n-lol

Original post by Broderss

There are plenty of ways to communicate on darknets such as eepsites, and there is no way to control/censor them.

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Reply 10

TommyWannabe

Original post by Broderss

You don't need to organise anything.

The man who started the attacks on wiki was DDOS'ing 10Gbits a second, and he was working all on his own.

Reply 11

TommyWannabe

Original post by jolteon

been ddosing visa for a while now. lolololol hacksaws

Admitting to illegal activity isn't a particularly wise move.

Reply 12

Broderss

Original post by TommyWannabe

You don't need to organise anything.

The man who started the attacks on wiki was DDOS'ing 10Gbits a second, and he was working all on his own.

Isn't a DDOS then is it.

Reply 13

jolteon

Original post by TommyWannabe

Admitting to illegal activity isn't a particularly wise move.

yeh itd be pretty stupid. almorst as stupidd as beleviating some thing on the internet.

or am i

Reply 14

jolteon

Original post by broderss

isn't a ddos then is it.

are you imprying you cannot distrubute amongst yourself and no others?????

Reply 15

joey11223

Original post by Broderss

Isn't a DDOS then is it.

I'm not great with this hacking business but could they mean although he was working alone, he had control over a load of other infected computers which he was using to carry out the DDOS?