Anonymous turns its DDoS cannons on India

democratic oversight

I agree that they don't have morality on their side. Nevertheless, they'll do whatever they can get away with - which in general is not unlike their targets.

Re: Bunch of wankers

Forget morality they don't even have common sense on their side

- They have DDoS'd sites hardly ever used by the citizens.

- There is something much worse being proposed by the Indian govt that they have missed, only concerning themselves with this stupid court decision re torrents/ Vimeo etc. In fact their actions will only lend undue credence to the govt's proposals.

- The have DDoS'd the Supreme Court website, which had nothing to do with this decision, it was taken by the Chennai High Court.

- They have DDoD'd the opposition party BJP's website, which is opposed to the more oppressive govt regs being proposed

Ref: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_cordon-tightens-rajya-sabha-nod-to-harsh-it-rules_1690309

Re: Bunch of wankers

You want to talk about morality? How is anonymous any different then NATO messing up Libya to dictate how they use oil? Oh right, countless people arn't dead from a DOS attack. Nato and anonymous can both take a flying leap for all i care.

Re: The kids today

When I were a lad, we'd knock on doors and then run away. If we were caught, our parents would administer summary justice, which usually prevented it from occurring again.

Now the Internet allows any skiddie with a half-pint of Red Bull coursing through their veins to knock on a million doors and run away. Then they can post something illiterate claiming 'I am Anonymous - hear me roar'.