Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Student on trial accused of playing a leading role in revenge campaign against several sites after backlash against WikiLeaks
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Four activists from the hackers collective Anonymous caused multimillion-pound losses to a number of firms in revenge for the backlash against WikiLeaks, a court has heard.
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Using the name Operation Payback, the four flooded websites belonging to companies including PayPal and Ministry of Sound with messages and requests in order to bring them down.
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
People who tried to visit the sites were greeted with the message: "You've tried to bite the Anonymous hand. You angered the hive and now you are being stung."
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
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Student on trial accused of playing a leading role in revenge campaign against several sites after backlash against WikiLeaks
- Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
The self-styled 'hactivists' caused losses worth more than £3.5m at PayPal, Southwark crown court heard.Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Four activists from the hackers collective Anonymous caused multimillion-pound losses to a number of firms in revenge for the backlash against WikiLeaks, a court has heard.
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
Using the name Operation Payback, the four flooded websites belonging to companies including PayPal and Ministry of Sound with messages and requests in order to bring them down.
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
People who tried to visit the sites were greeted with the message: "You've tried to bite the Anonymous hand. You angered the hive and now you are being stung."
Anonymous cyber-attacks cost PayPal £3.5m, court told
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