Will not tolerate censorship, warns Anonymous after hacking Supreme Court site

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May 17, 2012

Internet hackers 'Anonymous' have reportedly taken down Supreme Court of India and Congress websites. This is reportedly in response to blocking of torrent sites like The Pirate Bay and Vimeo by India...Related StoriesProtests at Anna Hazare's rally in Nagpur, 15 arrestedNothing personal against Sachin, says man who challenged his Rajya Sabha nominationChidambaram stuns Lok Sabha, speaks in BhojpuriPresident polls: Naveen Patnaik, Jayalalithaa... full story

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Man tied to hacking group Anonymous back in court

A Dallas man who once acted as a de facto spokesman for the hacking group Anonymous has new attorneys who say the case against him raises questions about free speech and Internet freedom.

themonitor.com (1 month and 18 days ago)

Man tied to hacking group Anonymous back in court

A Dallas man who once acted as a de facto spokesman for the hacking group Anonymous has new attorneys who say the case against him raises questions about free speech and Internet freedom.

northjersey.com (1 month and 18 days ago)

Man tied to hacking group Anonymous back in court

A Dallas man who once acted as a de facto spokesman for the hacking group Anonymous has new attorneys who say the case against him raises questions about free speech and Internet freedom.

miamiherald.com (1 month and 18 days ago)

Former Tribune employee accused of helping to hack Times' website

Matthew Keys is indicted in incident allegedly involving members of the hacking group Anonymous.A former web producer for a Tribune-owned television station in Sacramento was indicted Thursday, accused of helping members of the hacking group Anonymous vandalize a Tribune site shortly after he was terminated from his job.

latimes.com (3 months and 7 days ago)