Between 2010 and 2011 so far had a lot of news related to hacker attacks and cyber-activism in general. Anonymous was one of the stakeholder groups in much of the news, and for this reason the main security agencies stan world and putting an eye on potential members .
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ago it was learned that the FBI had arrested 16 people , allegedly affiliated with the team behind the face mask of Guy Fawkes, in California, New Jersey and Florida. Reportedly there was a major operation by the intelligence material collected over months of research.
In the published information indicated that 14 of the apparent hackers were arrested on similar charges, while the remaining two were captured by individual criminal complaints.
There is little doubt that the U.S. government has seriously taken the initiative to cut operating Anonymous on its territory. Anyway, it is noteworthy that the U.S. is not the only country is “hunting” hackers belonging to this prestigious group.
In June Spanish security forces three alleged hackers arrested and 32 others were arrested in Turkey a few days ago, so I can imagine how others will react members of Anonymous to this measure . Before any new development will keep you informed.
After 10 days in captivity, one of the top executives of Google in the Middle East and North Africa achieved freedom . We’re talking about Ghohim Wael, who was arrested last week for public riots that took place in Egypt.
via Twitter (as can be seen in the image that opens the posting), the Director of Marketing for the Mountain View company unveiled its release. “Freedom is a blessing worth fighting for , proclaimed to his followers through the network.
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Thus, in California the chief executives of Google breathe easy as they had been very alarmed after the disappearance of Ghohim. But now that the executive is no longer in captivity shows a great question: What motivated arrest
It seems that the Director of Marketing for the Middle East was one of the leading critics of the Mubarak government, and was involved in a harangue to the people of Egypt go out into the streets to protest .
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Ghohim was very immersed in creating campaigns through Facebook and worked with Mohamed ElBaradei , a leading political opponents of the current African leader. However, it is unknown whether these activities were 100% personal or if they were supported by the low by the search engine company .
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linked to the policy of some countries give think … but we can not say that Mountain View was responsible for political and social unrest in Egypt , because we would be crossing the line.
Source: Public.
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