Anonymous is continuing their takedown of sites in some way associated with the fact that the Department of Justice took down popular filesharing site MegaUpload earlier today. The latest victims? The Recording Industry Association of America and the Motion Picture Association of America.
@YourAnonNews
AnonymousAnonymous/Megaupload backlash update: http://t.co/iOMRwwrS is now Tango Down | #OpPayback #OpMegaupload #SOPA #PIPA
8 minutes ago via web · powered by @socialditto
@anonops
AnonOpsALERT: Motion Picture Association of America http://t.co/Xv7EPvlI TANGO DOWN! #Megaupload 1 minute ago via web · powered by @socialditto
Anonymous Groups in other parts of the world are also joining in on the fun:
@AnonOpsSweden
Anonymous Swedenvia @OccupyOregon Recording Industry Association of America site (http://t.co/gIKSQ0wU) taken down in response to #Megaupload. Who’s next? 7 minutes ago via Twitter for Android · powered by @socialditto
@AnonAustria
AnonAustria#OpMegaUpload Our Pwnies are with you! #ExpectUs http://t.co/ZoCJdC0C 2 minutes ago via Mobile Web · powered by @socialditto
@AnonOps_CL
AnonOps ChileTARGET http://t.co/yxvcug7y FIRE!!! #Megaupload #Anonymous 7 minutes ago via web · powered by @socialditto
The first site to go down in what is being referring to as #OpPayback was the Department of Justice. Next came Universal Music’s site. This is definitely the biggest coordinated attack we’ve seen out of Anonymous in some time. As the frequency of these takedowns increases, it’s fair to assume that this could continue through the night.
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