{Anonymous} in memory of Aaron Swartz U.S. federal website hacked to death

RSS 1.0 programmer and co-author of the youngster, Aaron Swartz several documents related to the MIT and Jstor was charged with theft, and the pressure has chosen to take his own life. Since then, Anonymous collective official site of the University of holes, and now the punishment Commission has decided to hack the portal.

The hacktivist group Anonymous, according to an official statement on behalf of the U.S. Government Portal was sentenced Commission has hacked into. As a result of hacked confidential documents anonymity, which is currently being made public are under pressure from a number of.

According to the indictment against Swartz, a great number of young talents from the MIT and Jstor steal documents and other file-sharing services to the public. More than a month ago, Aaron hanged herself in her apartment. In the meantime, Aaron's family claims that his death is not only a personal tragedy, but a criminal justice system "rife with threats and prosecutorial overreach" is produced.

I agree to the hacktivists, the U.S. attorney's office charges an extraordinary tough row, which possibly were more than 30 years of jail time, so with any alleged victims to crime punishable Track. At the same time, JSOTR contrast, MIT programmers, as well as his most cherished community has refused to stand up for principles. On the Commission's Web site hacking group left a message, said: "A line was crossed." Is.