Anonymous Attack Universal Music and Viacom

Anonymous hacker group finally breaking into the data and passwords Universal Music and Viacom. Anonymous this time breaking into the database of two U.S. companies, Universal Music and Viacom. Looted their information shared in the paste bin, while other data of which belong to the Arizona law enforcement agencies, they save on other file sharing sites.

Anonymous rip off government databases Arizona, Universal Music, and Viacom to test the robustness of security systems such institutions. By hacking this action, Anonymous showed the inability of institutions in protecting their data. They call this carelessness as the “Anti-Security”, on his Twitter they write with tagar # AntiSec.

“We provide proof of a corrupt government data (any type of government) and corrupt companies. And remember: # AntiSec have a cache of valuables that are very large, our crews are working diligently to sort out and loot the data very easily. Just wait in the near future, “Thus they are threats on the site paste bin. 

This week, the group Anonymous establishes local governments and international institutions as targets of attack. Until now they have attacked sites linked to the Orlando (which govern the provision of food for the homeless), denied Tunisian government has attacked the site, and publish the data belonging to the Brazilian government and Zimbabwe.