The hacker group Anonymous has been quite busy as of late, claiming responsibility fortakedowns of the Department of Justice and numerous record label sites in support of file-sharing site Megaupload, as well as hacking emails and passwords of Syrian government officials. According to Symantec, however, participants in the group’s DDOS attacks may have opened themselves up to being compromised. @Yungjohnnybravo @TatWZA
Tech Talk Hacking: Anonymous Hackers Arrested In Four Countries!!
Think a retaliation from Anonymous will be next? We saw what happen after Megaupload shut down. Hit the jump for details on the arrest. Follow @TatWza +TatWZA X @ShottaDru Shotta Dru on Google+
Tech Talk News: Dropbox To Release A New Cloud Service For Android Users!!
Dropbox is hot. With all the mess with Megaupload I suggest you start using Dropbox to share and store files. Check out the new service Dropbox is offering to Android users after the jump. Follow @TatWza +TatWZA X @ShottaDru Shotta Dru on Google+
Tech Talk News: Guess Who Finally Got Bailed Out Of Jail???
That’s right, it’s been a couple of Weeks since we told you about the Megaupload saga, and how everyone else that was arrested got Bail, well someones time has come, Hit the Jump. Follow @TatWza +TatWZA
Tech Talk Web: Anonymous Strikes Again! This Time It’s The CIA!!!
Anonoymous is back at it again. This time their target was the CIA. Hit the jump for the full story. Follow @TatWza +TatWZA X @ShottaDru
Tech Talk Hack: Anonymous Just Deleted CBS.com and Took Down Universal
Taking a shorter break than their last vacation, Anonymous is back at it already. Reports are coming in that they had completely knocked out CBS.com and are continuing their revenge spree. The CBS takedown wasn’t your regular DDoS attack because if you went to CBS.com at the time Anon attacked it, there was nothing except an index page with a single file. That’s it. Basically, Anonymous gained access to CBS.com and deleted EVERYTHING. @Yungjohnnybravo @TatWZA
