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The war of the hackers

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Automatically translated from French.

For those who don't know, BFM tv was taken off the air at midnight on November 14, and in its place here's the message that was shown:
External content (video or audio) hidden: it sets its own cookies. Indeed, hacktivists are declaring war on the famous hacker group Anonymous.

How do we know? On twitter geoffrey larocca
The bfmtv.com site is currently under attack. Our technical teams are mobilized to restore the situation
Following domain name research against the hacktivists, all clues lead back to them
ON DECEMBER 25TH, IT WON'T BE CHRISTMAS FOR THE ANONYMOUS, explains the statement released with the video, which borrows the idea from the movie Die Hard 4: We will offer you the identity of the leaders of the Anonymous group.
Why is BFM being used as a platform? The hacktivists explain their action as follows "WE WISH NO HARM TO FRANCE, WE ARE AGAINST THE ANONYMOUS AND OTHER PSEUDO-HACKER GROUPS. On the contrary, we are going to reveal the identity of these people. Since the BFM-TV site is the leading French news channel, we decided to get our message across through their site. We have nothing against this channel, nothing against you, French citizens & authorities." This project is supposedly meant to protect citizens, as well as French businesses.
yet more explanation against Anonymous:
We cannot let Hackers, such as the Anonymous, spread terror, concludes Project Voxel. We swear to help and defend critical infrastructure against any intrusion attempts. We only did this for the sole purpose of making our project known. We have no intention of targeting new sites.
The hunt for the Anonymous isn't new. :93:

As with the LulzSec, the AntiSec... groups have formed to spread the identities of these internet users who were stirring up trouble online.

Ninjas Blancs, Jasper, and now project Voxel.

8:00 am Update:

The collective Voxel changed its message on Youtube during the night. Here's the second version of their press release:
On December 25th, unfortunately, the party won't be for everyone.
Tired of pseudo-hackers. Tired of seeing the term hacker being twisted by the media. We will offer you the finest of gifts: the identities of some leaders of the Anonymous and other groups of script-kiddies.

We have already infiltrated this group, and nobody suspects who we really are. We are not, and never will be, Anonymous.

We only wish to pass their information on to the French intelligence services and to stop this group as quickly as possible. We wish no harm on France. It is therefore our duty as citizens to protect our Country.

Protecting our country also means protecting our digital infrastructure, our businesses and our citizens. We are committing, and swearing an oath, to carry out our mission successfully. We are sorry for the way we're making our project known, but it's the only way.
What a fine speech; now let's really look forward to Christmas :accord: :accord: :bat:

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