Saturday, 11 June 2011

Mode: You know what to do guys! The Hoax & fraud against AdSense


http://boards.4chan.org/b/res/333808434

I'm 13. My name is D S and I hate my life I want to an hero.. 4chan.org OPERATION SUICIDAL BOY

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Kidnapping - 4chan child predators in action! Tactical Don't Mind Me, I'm Just Delivering...

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Friday, 10 June 2011

"V" 4chan Operation suicide boys: Is This Threat-Hurling Justin Bieber Fanatic the Next Jessi Slaughter?

Sauce: Matt Cherette in tv.gawker.com/


Meet Erik. Erik loves Justin Bieber, hates those who don't, and—in a quickly spreading online video—has threatened to ruin the lives of unrepentant non-Beliebers. Unfortunately for Erik, though, 4chan may have already turned the tables on him.
Here's the video (titled "Declaration Of War Against Justin Bieber Haters") that Erik—a 14-year-old Canadian—uploaded two days ago (The Daily What reports that it's the most discussed video on YouTube today), during which he gave a 14-day ultimatum to Bieber haters (a summary of the video's salient points will follow):
So—for those unable/unwilling to sit through five minutes of a kid pontificating and making threats in a highly arrogant/grating tone—what does Erik say in his video? Basically:
* He loves Justin Bieber.
* He hates those who do not love Justin Bieber
* He will give Bieber haters 14 days to remove all Bieber hate from the Internet
* Those who do not comply will be exposed on a web site that he's created for that express purpose.
* The information he's threatening to release about each Bieber hater includes his/her IP address, photo, phone number, and home address. He also threatened DDoS attacks against his targets.
* He's very connected and will have no trouble getting all of the aforementioned information—in fact, his uncle works for the FCC! (Sigh.)
Obviously, Erik made this video of his own volition and—even though he's only 14—had to know that it would make him a ripe target for those looking to give him a reality check about what one shouldn't do/say on the Internet (*cough* Jessi Slaughter *cough*), right?
If so, then what would you say if I told you that people on 4chan's /b/ image board (among many other individuals/groups on the Internet, I'm sure) has already—for the past few hours, at least—gone to work on gathering all of the information about Erik that they can in order to, presumably, teach him a lesson?
Because they have.
In the past hour or so alone, I've come across and combed through several threads on /b/ (some of which boasted a few hundred replies) dedicated to Erik—with everything from his purported personal information, to comments like, "dude, this kid is even more fucked up than jessi [slaughter]," to claims that certain people have already begun to troll him/attack the web site he set up (which currently appears to be down)/attack his home computer, to arguments about whether or not /b/ should be engaging in the aforementioned information gathering (and assumed dissemination of it to mess with him) after what happened with Jessi, and much, much more.
So, is Erik the next Jessi?
When trying to answer that question, it's important to note the similarities and differences between the two. Here are just a few things to consider:
Jessi is 11. Erik is 14.
The video of Jessi's that sparked the Internet backlash against her was highly obnoxious and included threats, but those threats were superficial/vague ones and didn't target certain people beyond those she deemed "haters." Erik's video is also highly obnoxious and includes threats—specific ones, directed at specific people.
The trolling of Jessi included dissemination of her personal information online, prank calls to her home, and things of that nature—something that Jessi herself never threatened against others, but essentially what Erik is threatening to do to the Bieber haters who don't "convert."
This is where things get even more complicated. If /b/—or anyone else, for that matter—ends up disseminating/using Erik's personal information in order to troll him in the same way he's threatening to troll others, would they be less guilty—even if it's only slightly so—than they were when they trolled Jessi? Are they simply giving Erik a taste of his own medicine? Teaching him a lesson?
That's the million dollar question (questions?), and I'll leave it up to everyone to answer it—in the comments section, preferably!—for themselves.
Honestly, though? This is all so effing stupid.

4chan spanish activist arrested, Are they child pornographers? They are in /b/


MADRID/BOSTON | Fri Jun 10, 2011 4:22pm EDT

(Reuters) - Spanish police arrested three men suspected to be members of the hacker group Anonymous on Friday, charging them with organizing cyber attacks against the websites of Sony Corp, banks and governments -- but not the recent massive hacking of PlayStation gamers.
Spanish police alleged the three "hacktivists" helped organize an attack that temporarily shuttered access to some Sony websites. They were not linked to two massive cyber attacks against Sony's Playstation Network that resulted in the theft of information from more than 100 million customers.
Police also accused the men of launching cyber assaults on Spanish banks BBVA and Bankia, and Italian energy group Enel SpA.
Anonymous responded by threatening to retaliate for the arrests: "We are Legion, so EXPECT US," the group said on its official Twitter feed.
The arrests are the first in Spain against alleged members of Anonymous, following the detention of others in the United States and Britain. Police told Reuters all three men were Spanish and in their 30s. One worked in the merchant navy.
Anonymous is a loose grouping of self-proclaimed hactivists who frequently try to shut down the websites of businesses and other organizations that it opposes.
Its members describe themselves as Internet freedom fighters and have previously brought down websites of the Church of Scientology, as well as Amazon.com Inc, MasterCard Inc and others they saw as hostile to WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange.
Anonymous members cripple websites by overwhelming them with traffic in what is commonly known as "denial of service" attacks. The group publicizes these campaigns on the Web, giving supporters the information to attack a targeted site.
The group is currently sponsoring attacks to shut down Turkish government websites in a protest against Internet censorship. Attempts to reach the group by email were not immediately successful.
To date, the group has not been linked to crimes for financial profit.

Spanish police said the accused, who were arrested in Almeria, Barcelona and Alicante, were guilty of coordinated computer hacking attacks from a server set up in a house in Gijon in the north of Spain.

The Spanish police said members of Anonymous, known for wearing Guy Fawkes masks made popular by the graphic novel "V for Vendetta," had also hacked government sites in Egypt, Algeria, Libya, Iran, Chile, Colombia and New Zealand.
"They are structured in independent cells and make thousands of simultaneous attacks using infected 'zombie' computers worldwide. This is why NATO considers them a threat to the military alliance," the police said in a statement.
"They are even capable of collapsing a country's administrative structure."
The police did not rule out further arrests.
Sony PlayStation spokesman Dan Race declined to comment on the arrests on Friday.
(Additional reporting by Diane Bartz in Washington and Liana B. Baker in New York; Writing by Nigel Davies and Georgina Prodhan; Editing by Fiona Ortiz, David Holmes, Gary Hill)decisión de bloquear los ingresos a WikiLeaks.