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Edited by GRUFFY80:
1/3/2015 2:30:36 AM
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[quote]Everyone is to excited over arrest of 3 people getting arrested in relation to the gaming network crash. Lizard Squad is like Anonymous in a sense. Its more than a group, its a ideal. Anyone could take up the name Lizard Squad and preform a DDoS attack again.[/quote]
It's an idea... Not really ideal as you say. In fact very much the opposite to ideal for millions of console gamers around the globe.
There was no goal, no moral or ethical reasoning... This attack was pure and simply because they can... Same reason dogs lick their balls...
So yes, Anonymous are an idea, a movement... Something bigger than just one person...
Lizard Squad, not an idea, not a movement. If anyone wants to claim they are lizard squad they will only be reducing their credibility dramatically.
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Actually they later stated that their attacks were a marketing campaign to sell their services... or more importantly get people to give them financial information in the hopes of buying said services.
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[quote]Actually they later stated that their attacks were a marketing campaign to sell their services... or more importantly get people to give them financial information in the hopes of buying said services.[/quote] That's rubbish though, they realised how bad they were being perceived and tried to stick a half arsed motive to their actions. Sounds like a load of bull to me.
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But how much credibility does a unknown person have online? Zero. So, they'd be gaining infamy.
