Lolz vs. the Ayatollahs
Certainly are some strange things happening on the interwebs these days. From Wired’s Danger Room: Anonymous Iran is a collaboration between The Pirate Bay — operators of the world’s largest torrent site, convicted in April of copyright infringement — and Anonymous, the prankster collective dedicated to exposing “Scientology’s crimes.” The new site offers tips on ...
Certainly are some strange things happening on the interwebs these days. From Wired's Danger Room:
Certainly are some strange things happening on the interwebs these days. From Wired’s Danger Room:
Anonymous Iran is a collaboration between The Pirate Bay — operators of the world’s largest torrent site, convicted in April of copyright infringement — and Anonymous, the prankster collective dedicated to exposing “Scientology’s crimes.”
The new site offers tips on how to navigate online in private, upload files through the Iranian firewall, find the best activist Tweeters, and launch attacks on pro-government websites.
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Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy. Twitter: @joshuakeating
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