North Korean Propaganda Website Hacked, Apparently by Anonymous
Uriminzokkiri.com, the North Korean propaganda site, was hacked, it seems. As of posting, it is impossible to access the site. It's gone dark.
At Least One Member Of Anonymous Wants To Take Down Zynga
Some people don't like Zynga very much. In the wake of news last week that the FarmVille makers laid off 5% of their worldwide staff
Anonymous Claims PSN Hack Affecting 10 Million Accounts [Update: It's a …
Anonymous claims it broke into the PlayStation Network and has a 50 gigabyte database of email accounts and their passwords. Ten million accounts "are at risk," says the hacker involved. The passwords appear to be encrypted, and many of the accounts published in this document appear to be from northern Europe. This still …
Japan Pokes Fun at Anonymous
Last month, internet collective Anonymous (or a group claiming the Anonymous moniker) launched Operation Japan, which was designed to protest the country's strict copyright law. In the wake of the operation, several Japanese governmental sites were hit
Japanese Ministry Unsure If It Was Cyber-Attacked by Anonymous
New, strict Japanese copyright law that could imprison people for illegally downloading copyrighted content incited the attack.
How One Hacker Unintentionally Triggered one of the Biggest Data…
George "geohot" Hotz found himself with overnight notoriety when, in 2007 at the age of seventeen, he successfully unlocked an iPhone — the first known to do so, bragging about it online.
Anonymous Deletes CBS, Universal Sites; is Xbox Live Next?
Anonymous continues to lash out following the seizure of Megaupload
Now Anonymous Has Hacked The Secret World — Nevermind, False Alarm
Sorry, I see a guy in a modern-day setting wearing a white face mask and jump to conclusions. Still, the conspiracy-laden Earth of The Secret World seems like a great place for Anonymous to hang out, doesn't it?
Troll Faces and Empty Jackets Populate This Animated Look At the…
Next Media Animation's army of computer graphic animators
Roving Hackers "LulzSec" Take Down Minecraft, Escapist Magaine, and EVE…
According to their Twitter updates, LulzSec has launched DDoS attacks—either on purpose or as a side effect of a mass hack attempt—that has taken down EVE Online, Escapist magazine, and Minecraft, proving conclusively that they hate everyone equally.
Turkish Cops Arrest 32 Suspected Anonymous Members
After Spanish cops arrested a trio
An Anonymous Gamer at Sony's E3 Booth
@V_Jump [Twitpic]
Some of the PS3 Hackers May be Turning On Themselves
It's believed that members of Anonymous, a group of hackers and activists, are behind the attacks on the PlayStation Network
Report: Hackers Say Anonymous Likely Behind Sony Attacks
Two long-time members of hacker group Anonymous tell the Financial Times that members of the loosely organized entity are likely behind the hacking attack on Sony, despite the group's official denials.
Report: New York State Subpoenas Sony Over Breach
The New York Attorney General subpoenaed Sony over the data breach of its Playstation and Sony Online Entertainment networks, Bloomberg reports.
Despite Reports, No Arrest Yet in Playstation Network Outage
No arrests have been made connected to the Playstation outage, Kotaku has confirmed, despite a story making the rounds that claims FBI and others have issues warrants and made arrests.
Is The Entire PlayStation Network Down? [Update]
Can you log onto the PlayStation Network via your PS3 console at the moment? We can't, and we're getting reports plenty of other people can't either.
So How Was That Anonymous Sony Protest?
Over the weekend, Anonymous held in-person protests at Sony stores. The idea was for the Guy Fawkes mask-wearing members of the group to go into Sony's shops and pass out fliers. How did it go? Well, the weekend came and went.
Hacker's Fight With Sony Is Over, But Not For Anonymous
Sony and George Hotz, the hacker who jailbroke the PS3, reached a settlement
Sony's Hosting Provider Calls Anonymous' Cyber-Attack an 'Annoyance'
Ars Technica reports that sources within Sony's hosting provider belittled Anonymous' cyber-attack as "medium strength," and something that only "annoyed our network engineers." The hosting service's plan is to wait out Anonymous until the attackers get bored.
Sony Admits The PlayStation Network May Have Been Attacked
Earlier this week, activist group Anonymous threatened
PlayStation Network Down For 'Maintenance,' Websites Crawling On Day Of…
Just hours after the hacker collective Anonymous threatened to take down the PlayStation Network
