Anonymous

The Anonymous hacking collective Tuesday said it plans to disrupt the live web stream of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address tonight.

Hacktivist group says it is unhappy that the president will not be addressing issues such as Aaron Swartz, Bradley Manning, and wireless wiretaps. [Read more]

Misconfigured backup relay When there was a power outage during the Superbowl, it only took minutes for someone to claim responsibility on behalf of “Anonymous”.…

This week there’s a letter being sent to the heads at HTC from what reports claim is an anonymous defector from the company’s R&D department, this letter claiming that “more than a thousand” engineers have been asked to work 12 hour days without overtime on a regular basis. This system has been...

This past week has been full of hackings of various organizations, and the Federal Reserve is the latest on the list. They have confirmed that they were recently hacked by Anonymous . One of the organization’s website was breached, and Anonymous reportedly leaked the contact information of...

Following rumors that hacktivist collective Anonymous had breached the US Federal Reserve servers this past weekend comes word from the Fed itself to acknowledge that it did in fact happen. Despite the fact that Anonymous managed to leak information on some 4,000 banking executives, the Federal...

The Federal Reserve has confirmed that it was hacked and that attackers gained access to government contact information, according to The Hill . On Sunday, hacktivist group Anonymous released a file containing what appeared to be public and private phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, and...

Sod that, Beyoncé is a member of the ILLUMINATI The US Federal Reserve has admitted that its systems were hacked during Sunday's Superbowl, a breach that led to the leaking of personal data on hundreds of US banking executives.…

Hacking collective snaffled bankers' details

Personal information on some 4,000 people in the banking industry, including bank officers, was posted online Sunday by the hacker collective Anonymous . The list was initially posted to the website for the Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center , then apparently taken down by that site's...