Anonymous is a decentralized international activist/hacktivist collective/movement that is widely known for its various cyber attacks against several governments, government institutions, and government agencies, corporations, and the Church of Scientology.
Recently, Anonymous managed to take over North Korean official Twitter and Flickr accounts by hacking into them and posting messages criticizing the North Korean regime. This action was part of Anonymous ongoing efforts to combat oppressive regimes and promote freedom of speech.
Anonymous hackers used their skills and knowledge of cybersecurity to breach the security of North Korean Twitter and Flickr accounts. They then posted messages and images that were critical of the North Korean government, highlighting the regimes human rights abuses and censorship practices.
What is the goal of Anonymous?
Anonymous aims to defend and protect individual freedoms and to promote transparency, accountability, and freedom of expression.
Is Anonymous legal?
Anonymous operates in a legal grey area, as its decentralized nature makes it difficult to attribute actions to specific individuals. However, some of their activities may violate laws related to hacking and cybercrime.
How does Anonymous choose its targets?
Anonymous targets entities that they perceive as oppressive, corrupt, or harmful to the principles of freedom and democracy. They often take action against governments, corporations, and organizations that engage in unethical practices.
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Anonymous takes control of North Korean social media accounts.