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Welcome to a fucking police state. :ermm: Can't believe these pigs get paid by my tax dollars. The majority of them don't give a flying fuck about the general public. Their all robotic ass motherfuckers protected by "the law" and bribed to work because of their overpaid paycheck. That's exactly why you want smaller federal and local governments. Don't give them an excuse to hire more pigs.
i can understand schoolroom banning, shit, they aint even 18..they have limited rights and are 90s on up babies..
they need no rights, because them good for nothing shitheaded kids feel entitled to everything. fuck them. that isnt protesting, that shit is retarded
come on, check this out, there have been school for the longest time with no cellphones, whats the big fucking deal? fuck them whiny ass kids
they need no rights, because them good for nothing shitheaded kids feel entitled to everything. fuck them. that isnt protesting, that shit is retarded
come on, check this out, there have been school for the longest time with no cellphones, whats the big fucking deal? fuck them whiny ass kids
I saw this on the news but didnt really pay attention and didnt quite understand. Can somebody explain?
So the hackers organized this protest. What are they protesting?
Folks are pissed because they cant use their cell phones on the BART Train/Premises?
Instead of being mad at BART, shouldnt they be pissed at the hackers that took their information online yet they participate in a protest that THEY organized?
I dont get it.
So the hackers organized this protest. What are they protesting?
Folks are pissed because they cant use their cell phones on the BART Train/Premises?
Instead of being mad at BART, shouldnt they be pissed at the hackers that took their information online yet they participate in a protest that THEY organized?
I dont get it.
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Days after a hacker broke into a BART customer website and removed personal data, there was a breach of the transit system’s police officers association's computer system Wednesday and leaked passwords and addresses of its officers, according to BART Police Deputy Chief Daniel Hartwig.
However on a Twitter feed associated with hacker group 'Anonymous' – the alleged hackers in last week's BART breach – seemed to indicate that the latest cyber-attack was not their work.
It read: “The leak today of BART officer data could be the work sanctioned by those who truly support anonymous, or agent provocateurs. Stay skeptical.”
Another Tweet read: “The thing about anonymity is, you can can claim allegiance to any cause. Even if your intent is to hurt that cause. Who can prove otherwise?”
And a third: "FYI, No one claimed responsibility for the hack. Some random joe joined a channel and released the data to the press." The breached information contains names, addresses, email addresses and passwords of 100 BART officers.
On Monday, a protest by supporters of the notorious hacker group ‘Anonymous’ staged a rush-hour protest that prompted the closure of four San Francisco BART stations and sent hundreds of commuters into the sidewalks and streets.
‘Anonymous’ also took credit for a cyber-attack that resulted in the release of personal information for at least 2,400 users of the agency's myBART.org website over the weekend.
The hacker group staged the cyberattack in retaliation for the transit agency blocking cellphone service on the platforms last week in an attempt to disrupt a rally
However on a Twitter feed associated with hacker group 'Anonymous' – the alleged hackers in last week's BART breach – seemed to indicate that the latest cyber-attack was not their work.
It read: “The leak today of BART officer data could be the work sanctioned by those who truly support anonymous, or agent provocateurs. Stay skeptical.”
Another Tweet read: “The thing about anonymity is, you can can claim allegiance to any cause. Even if your intent is to hurt that cause. Who can prove otherwise?”
And a third: "FYI, No one claimed responsibility for the hack. Some random joe joined a channel and released the data to the press." The breached information contains names, addresses, email addresses and passwords of 100 BART officers.
On Monday, a protest by supporters of the notorious hacker group ‘Anonymous’ staged a rush-hour protest that prompted the closure of four San Francisco BART stations and sent hundreds of commuters into the sidewalks and streets.
‘Anonymous’ also took credit for a cyber-attack that resulted in the release of personal information for at least 2,400 users of the agency's myBART.org website over the weekend.
The hacker group staged the cyberattack in retaliation for the transit agency blocking cellphone service on the platforms last week in an attempt to disrupt a rally
I deactivated my fb last week. If someone wants to get in contact with me they should already know by now how to.
This all part of the goverments plan to shut down the internet next year to create fear. They just doing it little by little. First they shut down psn, and now fb is next. Its political. Yes I'm a tinfoil head lol.
This all part of the goverments plan to shut down the internet next year to create fear. They just doing it little by little. First they shut down psn, and now fb is next. Its political. Yes I'm a tinfoil head lol.