Today, I was checking out the site logs and I noticed that there was a DDoS attack taking place on the servers; at first it was very slow loading and then the attack increased and resulted in taking our servers offline mostly all day Sunday. I notified the hosting company and they took care of the servers by nulling root access to any machine on the subnet. Who could be attacking our website? Read More

By Tracy Kitten

Security experts say that OperationUSA, a coordinated online attack against banking and government websites slated for May 7, is a serious threat. As a result, organizations should be upping their distributed-denial-of-service attack mitigation strategies to guard against the attacks, which are being coordinated by the hacktivist group Anonymous. Read More

The hacktivist group Anonymous claimed they have taken down the website of the Spanish parliament. The attack came as Spaniards gathered in Madrid for a mass protest.

The distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack jammed the parliament’s servers, rendering the site inaccessible to the public, sources in the legislative body confirmed to El Mundo newspaper. Read More

Does this sound familiar? Well if you have noticed our site has been on the fritz within the past week. This is because our posts mysteriously started disappearing, like someone was deleting files from the database.. Many of our viewers have expressed their concern, one suggestion was to keep .txt backups of all of our articles, which is completed but they’re still stored on my local machine. Read More

News sharing site Reddit was brought to its knees earlier today by what it says was a “malicious” denial-of-service attack. The site is functioning now, but with limited availability, it says, thanks to the attack. Read More

A massive surge in the number of Bitcoin users and reports of hacking attempts are being blamed for a worldwide panic that caused the cryptocurrency’s worth to fluctuate drastically in recent days.

The value of Bitcoin, the unregulated and practically untraceable digital currency that exists only on computers, has gone on a roller coaster ride as of late, quintupling in price during the last month before losing more than half of its worth during a Wednesday crash. Read More

A Wisconsin man has been indicted over allegations that he helped the hacktivist group Anonymous briefly shut down two websites in 2011 during a virtual protest waged at billionaire brothers David and Charles Koch.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation claims 37-year-old Eric J. Rosol of Black Creek, Wisconsin participated in a distributed denial-of-service Read More

By Dylan Love

Internet speeds around the world have noticeably slowed down due to a massive “distributed denial of service” attack, reports the BBC.

These DDoS attacks bombard targeted web servers with so much dummy traffic that people trying to access a site for legitimate purposes are unable to do so. It’s most analogous to a traffic jam on a highway with no one able to move. Read More

As The Inquisitr reported earlier tonight, Anonymous has struck again; hacking the website of the US Sentencing Commission in memory of fallen Reddit co-founder and social activist, Aaron Swartz. The feared Hacktivist Collective swore revenge on the government for the January 11, 2013 suicide of Swartz, which they feel occurred as a direct result of the relentless pressure the Federal Prosecutor’s office was putting on Aaron. Read More

Is temporarily slowing down a website a legal form of protest? Current US law says it isn’t, but hacktivists want the White House to make changes that would force the government to reconsider their witch-hunt against alleged computer criminals. Read More

Eric Blair
Infowars.com

Over a month ago we featured an article titled The NWO Agenda Would Move Forward with This One Simple Act, which stated the one event that could accomplish all of the agenda’s goals in one shot would be “a false flag cyber attack on Western banking institutions that they can pin on Iran.” Read More

J. D. Heyes
Natural News

In America, where freedom of speech is supposed to reign supreme, there is still censorship, even at our country’s mature age. And what’s more, the problem is getting worse. Read More

By Dan Goodin

Monday’s five-hour outage that left GoDaddy unable to serve millions of websites that depend on it for Web hosting was not caused by an external attack as claimed by an anonymous hoaxster. An internal network error was at fault, company officials said Tuesday morning. Read More

By J.D. Tuccille

What does it mean, when Wikileaks publishes a trove of documents hacked by Anonymous from the strategic intelligence firm Stratfor — a trove that apparently details a massive electronic spying system run by the U.S. government Read More

The nightmare week for Demonoid has just reached a huge crescendo, with news coming out of Ukraine that following a massive DDoS attack the site has now been busted by local authorities. Those looking for a U.S. connection to the raid won’t be disappointed – a source in the country’s Interior Ministry says that the action was scheduled to coincide with Deputy Prime Minister Valery Khoroshkovsky’s trip to the United States. Read More