Fine Gael's website hacked

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Yeah but infact are anti-piracy which would go against the whole Anonymous vibe wouldn't it?

Fine Gael are hardly a likely target for anyone outside of Ireland, are they?

If it was members of anonymous then it was more than likely done on a whim, all it takes is a few people with a similar target in mind to get something going. There's bound to be any amount of unofficial attacks carried out by anon's members seeing as there really is no hierarchy in the group.

What pisses me off the most is the fact that we've all recognised what's really going on, how (more than likely) it's people operating under the moniker "Anonymous", how they have already been recognised as amateurs and that they are no way associated with Anonymous, and still, RTÉ and other broadcasters are still stating that Fine Gael have branded them as the Anons.

Even for public interest, they could remark towards these findings.

for people struggling with the concept

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_Blissett_%28nom_de_plume%29


Here's the thing, there never was a "Luther Blissett" group, it's an idea that was created and took legs.

Anon is the same thing. There's no structure, no set core of beliefs, it can act in unison or individually, for a group decided motive or just one guy on a whim.

Secondly, there was no "hacking" of the FG website. What happened is the equivalent of FG leaving a library book outside their front door unprotected and complaining that someone read it.