Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Kim Jong Un as a pig-man.
The FBI searched his home in October.
Twitter machine Matthew Keys has gone silent.
Anonymous wants you to follow @BurgerKing
The collective wrote that "a line was crossed" with Aaron Swartz's death.
On the preferred weapon of vigilante hackers, new media insurgents, and misogynist teenagers.
As the town launches a new website, Sheriff Fred Abdalla addresses 1,300 angry protesters.
Barr wants the FBI to step in to investigate the case Anonymous argues has been covered up by local law enforcement.
They published members' names and personal information on the Internet.
The data most likely came from an app developer in Florida.
And the Secret Service has no choice but to check it out.
According to a security researcher, "This is smoke, not fire."
The FBI is charging five hackers thanks to cooperation from a group member.
The group had some members rounded up, then they crashed a law enforcement website.
For the first time, WikiLeaks collaborated with Anonymous.