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Anonymous

Appeals Civil Rights Criminal 

Top NY Court Critical of Jury Anonymity in Gang Trial

November 15, 2018November 15, 2018 NICK RUMMELL
Anonymous, Gangs, jury, New York, retrial, safety, witnesses

New York’s highest court appeared reproachful Thursday of the decision to let jurors in the 2010 trial of four gang members remain anonymous.

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Civil Rights Media Technology 

Barrett Brown Touts Encrypted Platform for Fellow Activists

August 28, 2018 YAWANA WOLFE
activists, Anonymous, internet, Journalism

Offering a fully encrypted ecosystem to activists or journalists whose efforts might vex more powerful entities, celebrated anarchist Barrett Brown this summer rolled out an internet platform called the Pursuance Project nearly 10 years in the making.

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Appeals Criminal Media 

Conviction for LA Times Hacking Helper Upheld

June 26, 2017July 5, 2017 HELEN CHRISTOPHI
Anonymous, Fraud, hackers, hacking, internet, Journalism, Ninth Circuit, The Los Angeles Times, websites

Former Tribune Publishing employee Matthew Keys is not off the hook for helping hackers from the group Anonymous tamper with the Los Angeles Times website seven years ago, according to a Monday ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Appeals Criminal Technology 

Journalist Fights to Overturn Hacking Conviction

June 13, 2017June 14, 2017 HELEN CHRISTOPHI
Anonymous, computer, Fraud, hacking, indictment, journalists, National3, Ninth Circuit, The Los Angeles Times

The Ninth Circuit cautiously signaled Tuesday that it may reverse parts of former Tribune Publishing employee Matthew Keys’ conviction for helping hackers from the group Anonymous deface the Los Angeles Times website in 2010.

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Business Consumers 

Incognito Company Loses Bid to Stop Consumer Probe

February 21, 2017March 24, 2017 TIM RYAN
Anonymous, CFPB, injunction, investigation, rehearing

A federal judge ruled that an appeals court’s decision to rehear a case on the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s structure doomed an anonymous company’s attempt to prevent the agency from continuing an investigation.

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Criminal Technology 

Hacktivist Released to Halfway House

December 2, 2016June 29, 2018 DAVID LEE
Anonymous, Dallas, hackers, Journalism, Secondary, sentencing

Calling his four years in federal prison a “formative experience,” Anonymous-linked hacktivist and journalist Barrett Brown was released to a halfway house in Dallas this week.

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