What does "anonymous" mean?
"Anonymous" is the world's largest political hacker organization, mainly distributed in the United States, Europe, Africa, South America, Asia and other places. The hacker group was founded in 2003 and originated from the American photo discussion board 4chan, so it was labeled "Anonymous". There are thousands of core members of the "Anonymous" organization, basically young people in their twenties and thirties, including senior computer experts and journalists from some large companies and government agencies. Among them are a large number of hacker activists who can enter the big world. Internal websites of companies and government departments, interrupting their services, deleting backup information and redundant backup data, intercepting emails and stealing various files. Over time, these "Anonymous" self-organized to form offline forces. Using "Anonymous" as the title, they spontaneously formed a loose and large hacker organization. This organization promotes human rights, government transparency organizations, free organizations, and political A sex hacker group that anyone can claim to represent or belong to. Everyone has formed some political consciousness, and the core point is to call for Internet freedom. Nowadays, "Anonymous" organizations in all major regions have established dedicated pages on social networking sites such as Facebook to announce the purpose of each of their actions and their demands for activities. "Anonymous" gathers many hackers and gamers who like to play pranks. Hackers mostly join it out of their love for computers. They support transparency on the Internet, but people often pretend to be their identities and publish fake videos. The organization successively uploaded videos to the video website YouTube in response to the 11.13 Paris terrorist attacks in 2015, declaring war on IS. In 2016, it launched attacks on multiple Japanese government websites in response to Japan's Antarctic whaling activities. On December 10, 2015, the personal website of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was hacked, and the hacker group "Anonymous" claimed responsibility. On Christmas Day 2015, Twitter announced that they had successfully prevented IS from planning to attack Italy. The Austrian police also stated on the 26th that intercepted intelligence pointed out that shootings or bomb attacks may occur in many European capitals between Christmas and New Year, and security measures have been strengthened in various places to prepare.