The Anonymous hacktivist collective Anonymous has gone from bold theatrics to physical threats, telling supporters of the latest incarnation of CISA that they should drop the cybersecurity bill if they value the “sanctity of their loved ones” and themselves.
“We would like to inform you that despite our direct and crippling attacks on former cybersecurity bills like SOPA, PIPA and CISPA, there is yet a new threat: The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2014,” the groups says in a video recently posted on YouTube.
Anonymous warns that the bill is a direct attack on the Fourth Amendment as well as the collective, making those who drafted and supported the legislation “sworn enemies.”
“Every action you perform, every word you say, we will know. If you value the sanctity of your loved ones as well as your own [sic], it will be best for you to back down and drop this bill where it belongs – out of our Congress."
Tuesday, 8 July 2014
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The Anonymous hacktivist collective Anonymous has gone from bold theatrics to physical threats, telling supporters of the latest incarnation of CISA that they should drop the cybersecurity bill if they value the “sanctity of their loved ones” and themselves.
“We would like to inform you that despite our direct and crippling attacks on former cybersecurity bills like SOPA, PIPA and CISPA, there is yet a new threat: The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2014,” the groups says in a video recently posted on YouTube.
Anonymous warns that the bill is a direct attack on the Fourth Amendment as well as the collective, making those who drafted and supported the legislation “sworn enemies.”
“Every action you perform, every word you say, we will know. If you value the sanctity of your loved ones as well as your own [sic], it will be best for you to back down and drop this bill where it belongs – out of our Congress."
#OpCISA: Anonymous threatens lawmakers & their ‘loved ones’ over cybersecurity bill
The Anonymous hacktivist collective Anonymous has gone from bold theatrics to physical threats, telling supporters of the latest incarnation of CISA that they should drop the cybersecurity bill if they value the “sanctity of their loved ones” and themselves.
“We would like to inform you that despite our direct and crippling attacks on former cybersecurity bills like SOPA, PIPA and CISPA, there is yet a new threat: The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2014,” the groups says in a video recently posted on YouTube.
Anonymous warns that the bill is a direct attack on the Fourth Amendment as well as the collective, making those who drafted and supported the legislation “sworn enemies.”
“Every action you perform, every word you say, we will know. If you value the sanctity of your loved ones as well as your own [sic], it will be best for you to back down and drop this bill where it belongs – out of our Congress."
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