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Anonymous and the Real World Implications of 'Hacktivism'
With hangings, beheadings and mass murders, drug cartels have created a culture of fear in Mexico, which extends even to the Internet. In a recent YouTube video , a masked figure recently accused the Zetas cartel of kidnapping a member of Anonymous, threatening to reveal the names of civilians involved with Los Zetas if that person wasn't…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWith hangings, beheadings and mass murders, drug cartels have created a culture of fear in Mexico, which extends even to the Internet. In a recent YouTube video, a masked figure recently accused the Zetas cartel of kidnapping a member of Anonymous, threatening to reveal the names of civilians involved with Los Zetas if that person wasn't released. Was the cyber-collective called "Anonymous" practicing vigilante justice or an elaborate hoax? We hear more about Anonymous and Internet security.
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The full episode
3 of 3Should More African American Women Marry Outside Their Race?- 0:00McCourt Agrees to Sell the Dodgers
- 10:09Should More African American Women Marry Outside Their Race?
- 25:44Anonymous and the Real World Implications of 'Hacktivism'You’re reading this