Hackers go against neo-Nazi Front pages

From the hacker Community Anonymous, the action was "Blitzkrieg" was initiated. It is directed against neo-Nazi Websites and thus against hate and racism.

Since the weekend call Hacker or so-called network- Activists to open against neo-Nazi proceed sites on the Internet. The aim of the action was to weaken the right-wing scene in the Internet. Wed using Distributed Denial- of- Service (DDoS) the pages to the Hackeroverloaded and will therefore no longer accessible. The approach is aimed primarily against xenophobic hatred, racism and antisemitism. Therefore, thanks to the Hacker currently some neo-Nazi Web pages are not available.

Hacker Community-initiated "Blitzkrieg"

The action "Blitzkrieg Was developed by the Hacker - Community Anonymous initiated. exchange via the Twitter network Activists and inform about the current state of the action. Writes as "Anonymous Anarchists": "Countless neo-Nazi Web sites offline. "

Hacker also active at Sony

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