We are Legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us. This is the typical calling card

sign off for anonymous, a hacking collective that is formed by 2007. These hackers slash activists

or to use their language, hacktivists have used their ability to break into the technology that runs

our lives to protest governments, bring down websites and expose countless pieces of personal

sensitive information. Anonymous has hassled the KKK, the Church of Scientology, and various

governments across the world. They've hacked into institutions previously thought to be unhackable,

like the NSA, the US National Security Agency. Who are they? Well, as the name implies, they are

anonymous. We don't know most of their identities. They hide behind online aliases and the iconic

Guy Fox mask from V for vendetta. Anonymous was born on 4chans B board, a forum dedicated to

sharing ridiculous content, offensive jokes, and otherwise provide a safe haven for young people

with dark senses of humor. Humor like, well, mine, probably like yours. And from this community,

would bloom an ethos centered around protecting free speech, fighting government corruption,

trying not to pay for copyright and movies and music, and sometimes fucking with completely innocent

people just for some roles. Anonymous is backed both revolutions and cyberbullying. Today, we will dig

into the deeds and misdeeds of anonymous, how they began, what they've done, also dive into the

history of hacking. Who are the first hackers? How has hacking evolved over the years? What kinds of

heists have some of the world's most talented and criminally minded hackers pulled off?

Been listened to a lot of early 2000s techno this week doing the research. It felt right.

For the cyberpunk keyboard warrior, you may stop this individual, but you can't stop us all,

hacker addition of time suck.

Happy Monday, mate, sacks, Dan Cummins, suck master, drug legalization advocate.

Maybe still don't do mess though. Maybe easy on the heroin though. Hell, Nimrod,

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