Risultati di ricerca
3 giorni fa · Anonymous is a decentralized international activist and hacktivist collective and movement primarily known for its various cyberattacks against several governments, government institutions and government agencies, corporations and the Church of Scientology.
- c. 2003
3 giorni fa · Anonymous ha dichiarato: “Democrazia Sovrana e Popolare, nonostante le nostre richieste di rivedere le sue posizioni di sostegno incondizionato alla disinformazione russa, ha scelto di non ascoltare. Al contrario, ha amplificato la propaganda servendosi delle stesse istituzioni democratiche.”. Ha ribadito l’importanza del ruolo delle ...
3 giorni fa · Anonymous: This decentralized group of hacktivists has been around for over a decade, targeting governments, corporations, and organizations they believe are acting unethically. Anonymous is known for its use of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and online protests.
22 ore fa · Attackers have also defaced websites and leaked data to launch influence campaigns against India’s government leaders, said researchers. Around 16 different independent hacktivist groups are targeting Indian elections, including Anon Black Flag Indonesia, Anonymous Bangladesh, and Morocco Black Cyber Army, among others.
2 giorni fa · Intrigued by the motivations and mindset of the attackers behind the criminal gang, Teneo Risk sat down with ethical hacker David Colombo, himself a teenager when he became famous for “breaking into” over 25 Teslas around the world from his living room in Germany. David shared details of how he found and reported the security flaws to Tesla ...
4 giorni fa · Sure, if you were dealing with a city-wide management company they can keep it somewhat anonymous but saying "John Smith, landlord at 123 Fake St" with the review on a set date is a pretty good indication of who left the review. Even for management companies it would not take a lot of investigation to find the reviewer.
3 giorni fa · The infamous hacker group LulzSec committed a series of high-profile attacks in 2011, all within a span of 50 days. Anonymous, a decentralized hacktivist group, was reportedly involved in attacks against the Church of Scientology, Amazon, PayPal, and MasterCard.
