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Hacking Group "Anonymous" Is Making Its Own Social Network

Famed cyber-troublemakers Anonymous are taking things into their own hands after Google removed their Google+ profile and blocked their Gmail account.

In retaliation, Anonymous is starting their own social network, dubbed "AnonPlus."

In a rather grandiose manifesto on the splash page, AnonPlus.com currently reads:

"Welcome to AnonPlus. This will be your future. This will be our future. Today, we welcome you to begin anew…to watch this glorious incipience happen – one upon which you will never turn your back on. Welcome to the Revolution – a new social network where there is no fear…of censorship…of blackout…nor of holding back. Life is what you make of it – and we are making it. As you step through into the coming weeks, months, and years with us…they will know that we've arrived. There will be no more oppression. There will be no more tyranny. We are the people and we are Anonymous. We have arrived."

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• There Are More Women On Google+ Than We Originally Thought
• Here's How Paranoid Google STILL Is About Facebook
• Where Is Google Apps On Larry Page's Priority List?

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Gawker Meeting With FBI Tomorrow About Hacking Case

Yesterday, the New York Post reported the FBI would be visiting Gawker today.

That didn't happen, but Gawker's tech boss Tom Plunkett should meet with the FBI tomorrow at the FBI's offices, says Nick Denton over email to us.

We don't know why Gawker is meeting with the FBI.

(Apart from it having something to do with Gawker being hacked. We don't think the FBI typically meets with websites that are hacked.)

Denton speculates, "it's part of a wider investigation."

When we asked him if it was a wider investigation into hacking he said, "Dunno! Ask them!"

We've emailed the FBI and will update this post if we hear anything back.

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• The FBI Is Now Involved In The Gawker Hacking Case
• Nick Denton Says Gawker Didn't Respond To Hack Sooner Because 'We Were Somewhat In Shock'
• Gawker.com Hacked! (Yes, Again)

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The FBI Is Now Involved In The Gawker Hacking Case

Gawker's big hacking debacle has just gotten more serious.

The New York Post reports the FBI is looking into what happened. The Feds will be meeting with Gawker boss Nick Denton on Tuesday.

There's no word on why the FBI was involved.

Some of the passwords and emails that were revealed may have been government accounts, so there's that possibility.

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• GAWKER MEDIA HACKED: Here's What You Need To Know
• Here's The Awesome Interview With Nick Denton That You Missed At Ignition
• Nick Denton Says Gawker Didn't Respond To Hack Sooner Because 'We Were Somewhat In Shock'

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Microsoft Flips Back on Kinect Hacking, Says Kinect Interface Was Left Unprotected ‘By Design ‘

Microsoft today changed its stand about the open-source community finding new uses for its Kinect device, a Microsoft representatives in a National Public Radio's "Science Friday" said that the company's Kinect motion-controller was left open by "design," tweeted a "Science Friday" staff:

Watch Out, Teens! 10% Of Your Parents Are Hacking In To Your Facebook Accounts

Attention, teenagers: your parents may be logging in to your Facebook account without your knowledge.

TRUSTe just released a report on privacy issues related to teens, their parents, and social networks. The most surprising result:

40% of parents said their teens had given them login access to their accounts, and another 10% said they had obtained access without their teens knowing about it.

Really? 1 in 10 parents think it's OK to spy on their kids without their knowledge? That's pretty disturbing.

See all the other survey results here →

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• Parents Aren't Worried About Facebook Privacy, Partly Because They Don't Understand It
• CHART OF THE DAY: Teens Text 3,339 Times Per Month!

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