Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted a series of raids on Tuesday in an ongoing investigation of this person, group of piracy. But the challenges to the signing of a distribution ring are enormous.
CBS News has learned that FBI agents conducted raids Tuesday in New York houses. PCs and devices were taken under search warrants. Two houses were on Long Island with two others in Brooklyn and the Bronx. CBS News has also confirmed that the raids were conducted in California and 14 arrests were made so far.
Related: FBI made 14 arrests in raids anonymous
Overall, it is more than a dozen raids taking place in the United States is "a major police operation," according to CBS News. Now these searches related to the raid.
CBS News has learned that FBI agents conducted raids Tuesday in New York houses. PCs and devices were taken under search warrants. Two houses were on Long Island with two others in Brooklyn and the Bronx. CBS News has also confirmed that the raids were conducted in California and 14 arrests were made so far.
Related: FBI made 14 arrests in raids anonymous
Overall, it is more than a dozen raids taking place in the United States is "a major police operation," according to CBS News. Now these searches related to the raid.
The purpose of these raids was to hunt down the pirates who have carried out attacks on businesses and public places.
Fox News reports said the first attacks. As Don Reisinger at CNET News has noted, the FBI has had some success against anonymous members and more than 40 search warrants for the group.
The big challenge is that law enforcement plays a game of Whac-A-Mole. As new members are targeting others think. Hacking groups such as anonymous and spin-offs, as LulzSec-through design is decentralized. You cut off the head, or what you think is the main and the other regenerates.
Scotland Yard last month was arrested Ryan Cleary, 19 years, in relation to several attacks in London, the agency of serious crime in Britain. Problem: LulzSec rang his Twitter account, that the arrest was unjustified. However, LulzSec then went silent, until it is attacked by Rupert Murdoch's giggles Sun newspaper site
Michael Chertoff, former Department of Homeland Security's security chief, said last month that the great challenge of the fight against piracy group assignment. In a decentralized group there are different flavors of bad. The FBI has launched a series of bad actors and partners on servers in the hope of getting a great result.
Chertoff said:
The puzzle is similar to the struggle of a terrorist network, where you have to cast a wide net to get traction against anonymity.
In this sense, the FBI raids on Tuesday is the latest installment of what is likely to be a continuing series of attempts to derail the group Anonymous, and so on.
Fox News reports said the first attacks. As Don Reisinger at CNET News has noted, the FBI has had some success against anonymous members and more than 40 search warrants for the group.
The big challenge is that law enforcement plays a game of Whac-A-Mole. As new members are targeting others think. Hacking groups such as anonymous and spin-offs, as LulzSec-through design is decentralized. You cut off the head, or what you think is the main and the other regenerates.
Scotland Yard last month was arrested Ryan Cleary, 19 years, in relation to several attacks in London, the agency of serious crime in Britain. Problem: LulzSec rang his Twitter account, that the arrest was unjustified. However, LulzSec then went silent, until it is attacked by Rupert Murdoch's giggles Sun newspaper site
Michael Chertoff, former Department of Homeland Security's security chief, said last month that the great challenge of the fight against piracy group assignment. In a decentralized group there are different flavors of bad. The FBI has launched a series of bad actors and partners on servers in the hope of getting a great result.
Chertoff said:
| "We say we do not know who had the evil intention, but can not locate the server, which is a weapon against us? Let the server in real life or in cyberspace? There will be a clear line, and you can take the server areas outside of physics and computer science. " |
The puzzle is similar to the struggle of a terrorist network, where you have to cast a wide net to get traction against anonymity.
In this sense, the FBI raids on Tuesday is the latest installment of what is likely to be a continuing series of attempts to derail the group Anonymous, and so on.
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