Continuing pro-Wikileaks DDOS actions, Anonymous takes down PayPal.com
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8 dic 2010
Continuing pro-Wikileaks DDOS actions, Anonymous takes down PayPal.com
Third Anonymous "Operation Payback" takedown in a single day: PayPal.com is effectively offline, moments after the command was tweeted. At the time of this blog post, the PayPal *service* is still functioning, but the site's dead. Earlier today, Visa.com and Mastercard.com were taken offline by Anonymous DDOS attacks, along with other targets perceived as enemies of Wikileaks and of online free speech.
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