(November 14, 2022, 05:12 AM)lolcalhost Wrote: Anonymous hacktivist a group that has been conducting cyber operations against Russia and its allies since the invasion of Ukraine is now targeting FIFA and threatening to have Iran banned from the World Cup.
The pledge coincides with the hackers' #OpIran initiative in support of more than a month of protests in Iran following the death of Masha Amini in police custody on Sept. 16, three days after her arrest and alleged beating for improperly wearing a hijab in Tehran. Anonymous accounts on Twitter reported nowadays that they had shoutdown the websites of the Government of Qatar communications office — promising “more targets incoming”. “Qatar you’ve been warned replace the Islamic Regime team with #Ukraine,” noted one Anonymous account. “You should have expected Us.”

In the past, Anonymous has fulfilled its promise of conducting cyber attacks on the government of Brazil during the football World Cup.

Any ideas of what will happen during this tournament? We'll wait and see.

are you for or against?

i'm againist  :angry: :angry: :angry: :exclamation: :exclamation: :exclamation: :heart: :heart: :heart:

we wil see

i do not have an idea

(November 14, 2022, 05:12 AM)lolcalhost Wrote: Anonymous hacktivist a group that has been conducting cyber operations against Russia and its allies since the invasion of Ukraine is now targeting FIFA and threatening to have Iran banned from the World Cup.
The pledge coincides with the hackers' #OpIran initiative in support of more than a month of protests in Iran following the death of Masha Amini in police custody on Sept. 16, three days after her arrest and alleged beating for improperly wearing a hijab in Tehran. Anonymous accounts on Twitter reported nowadays that they had shoutdown the websites of the Government of Qatar communications office — promising “more targets incoming”. “Qatar you’ve been warned replace the Islamic Regime team with #Ukraine,” noted one Anonymous account. “You should have expected Us.”

In the past, Anonymous has fulfilled its promise of conducting cyber attacks on the government of Brazil during the football World Cup.

Any ideas of what will happen during this tournament? We'll wait and see.

are you for or against?

Do you remember the 2018 Olympic games cyber attacks? Those operations were conducted to dig up sensitive information such as medical records of famous athletes that were leaked if I recall correctly. Russian operators have been accused for undertaking such operations.

Of course I am against these kind of attacks, however I would not be surprised if certain entities would use these pretexts to conduct cyber operations for their own purposes.

(November 14, 2022, 05:12 AM)lolcalhost Wrote: Anonymous hacktivist a group that has been conducting cyber operations against Russia and its allies since the invasion of Ukraine is now targeting FIFA and threatening to have Iran banned from the World Cup.
The pledge coincides with the hackers' #OpIran initiative in support of more than a month of protests in Iran following the death of Masha Amini in police custody on Sept. 16, three days after her arrest and alleged beating for improperly wearing a hijab in Tehran. Anonymous accounts on Twitter reported nowadays that they had shoutdown the websites of the Government of Qatar communications office — promising “more targets incoming”. “Qatar you’ve been warned replace the Islamic Regime team with #Ukraine,” noted one Anonymous account. “You should have expected Us.”

In the past, Anonymous has fulfilled its promise of conducting cyber attacks on the government of Brazil during the football World Cup.

Any ideas of what will happen during this tournament? We'll wait and see.

are you for or against?

Don't involve politics in sports.

I think that this world cup is not going to happen as planned.
just a hunch.

Who the fuck is listening to this shit? Fuck me, these dumb LARPers on Twitter have more airtime than anyone else. Delete this thread.

my dude stop listening to this shit

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