[Slings and Arrows]

I strongly suggest reading the entire article. The cybervandals are starting to learn that actions have consequences.

[bunkerhill7]

Caught in their own Web.

[Jet Jaguar]

Bump

[Henry Hnyellar]

Not so anonymous now.

[foundedonpurpose]

Only 13 out of 300. Another reason the government is worthless. However if you believe in freedom, then the government knows every thing it can about you.

To the posters point:The cybervandals are starting to learn that actions have consequences.

Cyber tech and their vandals, are so far ahead of our gov that it’s not even funny. 90% of cyber tech criminals will never be punished. The government is to slow, technology is fast. They will do their work out of different countries.

The US gov will do nothing beyond it’s reach. This is a stupid article.

[Billthedrill]

In December 2010, the conspirators discussed possible targets related to WikiLeaks, which received more than 700,000 documents and some battlefield video from Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning...

OK, Pete, you lost a little credibility there. If you're willing to pretend the Bradley is Chelsea, how are we to take your writing on Anonymous seriously? Are these really hackers or let's-pretend hackers?

[Cyber Liberty]

So, the Anonymous weren’t.