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UK's Home Office under attack from Anonymous hackers Fox News Hackers' group Anonymous claimed Saturday to have brought down the website of Britain's Home Office in protest over proposed new electronic surveillance laws. The website went down around 9:30pm local time just moments after the shadowy global hacking ... See all stories on this topic »

'Expect more online attacks' Anonymous hackers say BBC News The hacking group Anonymous says it will launch online attacks every weekend in the wake of allegations it disrupted access to the Home Office website. Anonymous Twitter messages warned of the attack on 4 April, and said: "EXPECT a DDOS (Distributed ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News

Recommended: Anonymous attacks: British Home Office website access disrupted ... msnbc.com (blog) By msnbc.com staff Access to the British Home Office website's was disrupted Saturday after the hacking group Anonymous called on supporters to hit the site with denial-of-service attacks, the BBC reported. In a series of Twitter updates, ... See all stories on this topic »

Hackers 'shut down' British Home Office website Zee News London: Hackers have reportedly attacked the website of the British Home Office, shutting it down for at least one hour on Saturday night. The attack, which hacking group Anonymous had pledged to carry out days before on Wednesday, left the website ... See all stories on this topic » Zee News

Hackers 'shut down' Home Office website Telegraph.co.uk The hacking group 'Anonymous' appeared to have shut down the Home Office website on Saturday night, in an apparent protest against extraditions of British citizens to the US and so-called "draconian surveillance proposals." By Adam Lusher An apparent ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Now, hackers shut down UK Home Office website Daily News & Analysis Hacking group 'Anonymous' hacked into the UK Home Office website on Saturday night and shut it down. The alleged 'denial of service attack' was in protest against 'harsh surveillance proposals' made by the UK Government, which would potentially allow ... See all stories on this topic »

Anonymous hacks UK government sites over 'draconian surveillance' ZDNet (blog) The hacktivist group Anonymous today hacked multiple UK government websites over the country's "draconian surveillance proposals" and "derogation of civil rights." At the time of writing, the following websites are down: homeoffice.gov.uk (Home Office) ... See all stories on this topic »

Anonymous hackers take down Home Office site and warn of more attacks Metro The government has been warned to expect more cyber attacks after hacking collective Anonymous took down the Home Office website on Saturday evening. Anyone trying to access the department's site was greeted with a message that said it was unavailable ... See all stories on this topic » Metro

Hackers hit the Home Office site The Independent Hackers attacked the Home Office website last night in protest at its handling of extradition cases and new plans for internet usage surveillance, leaving the service unavailable to internet users. The hacking group Anonymous was linked to attempts to ... See all stories on this topic »

Anonymous takes down Home Office website in attack against Government ... Daily Mail A message on Twitter claiming to be from Anonymous, a loosely organised group of hackers who promote access to free speech, information and transparency, said the action was 'for [the Home Office's] draconian surveillance proposals'. See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

Blogs 2 new results for hacking

Climbing a Shard of Glass | Place Hacking By Bradley L. Garrett As of December 2011, the Shard claimed the title of 'tallest building in the European Union', stretching 330 meters into the clouds from London Bridge. It has also been said that is it the most secure site in the city outside of the 2012 Olympic ... Place Hacking

Hacking scandal hits Murdoch's TV news in UK Is Sky in danger of falling? Michael Wolff reacts as hacking scandal hits Murdoch's TV news in UK. The Current.com Feed

Web 2 new results for hacking

UK broadcaster Sky News admits e-mail hacking - CNN.com UK news channel Sky News said Thursday it had authorized its journalists to hack illegally into the e-mail of individual members of the public on two occasions . www.cnn.com/2012/04/05/world/europe/uk-sky.../index.html

Chinese company denies claim of hacking attack - Yahoo! News From Yahoo! News: (Reuters) - A Chinese defense contractor on Saturday denied that documents posted to the Web by a computer hacker came from an ... news.yahoo.com/chinese-company-denies-claim-hacking-attac...

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