The online hacktivist group Anonymous has claimed responsibility for hacking Pakistani sites.
PAKISTAN sites has been hacked
https://t.co/bJ1YSav4e6 https://t.co/lL2ssqLtzI https://t.co/1TP9KS3Wsf https://t.co/MlfixCboiZ https://t.co/KgHPgsB2FAhttps://t.co/j34DkSa6W4 https://t.co/o6OyxSktzx https://t.co/5Tvfs1zZZ2
#TangoDown #News #FreeUkraine— Anonymous India (@mrdark3366) April 11, 2022
The enigmatic online group appears to be entering the Ukraine-Russia conflict by declaring cyber war.
The identities of the people behind Anonymous are mostly unknown. According to a message pinned to the “Anonymous” Twitter account, they are “working class people seeking a better future for humanity, who agree on a few basic principles: freedom of information, freedom of speech, accountability for companies and governments, privacy and anonymity for private citizens.”
In the past, Anonymous has targeted high-profile entities such as the US and Chinese governments, the Church of Scientology, and the Islamic State group, while also expressing support for uprisings such as the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street.
