Hacker groups unite against governments

NEW YORK (AP) – The two currently most enterprising of hacker groups in the world now want to pull together against the government and the financial world in the field: After Lulz Security and Anonymous had fraternize, they prided themselves on Monday at Twitter, a police website at have crippled the UK.

The authority for the fight against organized crime (SOCA) was unable to reach the night www.soca.gov.uk.

The hacker groups had announced their pact on Sunday on Twitter, after they had been attacked several times.Lulz Security (short LulzSec) was seen as “fun guerrilla” and was in recent weeks with attacks on the entertainment giant Sony, the U.S. Senate and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has become known.Anonymous contrast, pursued political goals from the outset and has established itself as a supporter of the revelation made a name for Wikileaks.

Governments and banks do not know what approach you tweeted Anonymous.LulzSec and announced after the attack on the British police want to take the same number of other goals to target.In a statement distributed on the Web LulzSec justified the attacks with the opinion of their ongoing efforts by the government, to dominate and control the Internet.

“Our ultimate goal is to steal any kind of secret government information and disseminate,” said Lulz Security.«Main targets are banks and other senior facilities.” The hackers were talking about a “war” against those who would restrict freedom.”Together we can defend ourselves so that our privacy is not overrun by greedy profiteers.”

Police and intelligence agencies are expanding their fight against the elusive hacker.In addition to politically motivated groups are also all sorts of criminals cavort in the network.So unknown in recently penetrated the computer systems of defense giant Lockheed Martin and Citibank.In Germany, the new National Cyber ​​Defence Centre avert the dangers from the Internet.