Obviously, everyone followed the episode Megaupload with many interests, including myself. You should know now that this fight does it seem uneven has impacted not only the "pirates" is small-time, who download movies or music for personal use and often still buy the DVD or bluray the anthology film or album they like really. This is also the "big pirates" who run the trade. Let me explain, in order to rip DVD or BR they must buy! This is not the good father smicard that will go with his meager portfolio buy 10 DVD out on Saturday for ripping and uploading to the connection "moldy" ADSL on Sunday. First he would not have money, then no time to do all this material, and in many cases lack the skills ... So we must stop believing the French and other medium besides swinging the large n 'Anything! Megaupload working on a platform (Megabox) where artists would pay 90% earned a piece sold on it since the beginning of 2011. As luck 15 days or 3 weeks after the official announcement, the FBI made its descent still happening ... Ok, it was claffi pirated files. But where they fight a lot further, it is for freedom on the Internet, freedom of thought, freedom and creativity! This is not Sony, Universal Vivendi and other consorts or to decide which law should stop voting for people or sites ... It's not up to them coaching the net, all this because their portfolio is least trimmed every year because people are tired of being mistaken for cows! Of course it requires funds for artists, produce, but piracy does not prevent, it does not preclude creativity or production by third-party sites, see internet and that's where the beats Pascal hurt our poor Negro and acolytes ... If everyone gets involved, not only we will not be afraid of these groups there, but they will no longer THEIR LAWS, and especially you listen to most of the crap produced a hurry using of previously unknown artists and exploited for years during their label. You still believe that the artist under the influence of universal decides its logo on its cover, its places and dates of tour theaters? Not at all! It is manipulated like Zaz example but I will not dwell more on the subject.

We must join the fight to break Anonymous injustice which we know is happening before our very eyes at all levels and in all areas, not just the computer ... I épancherai much longer and more fully on this topic and for hours in a future post, for now I must visit dozens of sites looking for real information

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Nintendo (despite his recent hacking) has unveiled part of its new console, the Wii I named U and available in 2012 if all goes well ...

Hybrid between a console handheld, tablet and traditional. It will include a 6.2 inch screen, normal analog controllers, motions sensors, gyroscope, the accelerometer, speaker, camera. It will make video conferencing for example, all Wii games and accessories will benefit from backward compatibility

In a short demo, plays a man then changes the string to display on TV and continues to play on the tablet ... and so many other possibilities: navigation, drawing, image transfer and HD video ...

Obviously, Nintendo plans to bring Smash Brothers for Wii & 3DS U. New Super Mario ... etc.

A word to say: neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed

I apologize in advance, but the following article is a translation by Google (erf!) I will correct all this later, but the outlines are there

NEW YORK - In a new entity calling itself piracy LulzSec claimed a deluge of recent attacks on Sony and several other companies, many cybersecurity experts came together to enter a term to describe the attackers.

The pirates are often divided into two groups - the "black hat" hackers who exploit vulnerabilities of their victims for profit, and the "white hat" hackers, that highlights weaknesses, so that vulnerable people can take appropriate measures to protect themselves. Yet, as several experts pointed out recently, LulzSec does not really fall into one of these categories, and the slip, combined with a sudden importance of the group, talking about how hacker culture is changing.

In the wake of the attack in April, described the records of more than 100 million customers Sony PlayStation Network, a crime whose perpetrators remain unknown, LulzSec claimed additional attacks on Sony, as well as against hacks PBS, Nintendo and InfraGard, an organization affiliated with the FBI.

In a press release issued last week, the group wrote, "We recently broke into SonyPictures.com compromise and information on 1 million users' personal, including passwords, email addresses, addresses, birth dates, and Sony all opt-in data associated with their accounts. "LulzSec also claimed to have gotten hold of" 3.5 million coupons to music, "which the group then invited the public to" plunder ".

Their motivation, it seemed, was something other than monetary gain. But what? An introduction on their website offers a clue: "We now have taken upon ourselves to spread fun, fun, fun ..."

Jeff Moss, founder of Defcon, the largest conference of computer hacking, told CONNECT, "We're dealing with labels to describe what they do. "He mentioned the term" gray hats ", which has existed at least since the late 1990s and is about as ambiguous as it seems.

"They could be called" gray hats "in the sense that they violated the laws, he said," but they are not, as far as I can tell, stealing secrets and try to sell them, as 'corporate espionage, and as far as I can tell they are not blackmailing or person holding ransom whatsoever. "

It's done!

How ridiculous the world's policeman in a few lessons. Approximately 180 password belonging to members of a partner company of the Atlanta FBI were stolen and then balanced on the net last Sunday ...

The login / password belonged to a local chapter of InfraGard a joint venture partner of "office" in charge of studying the threats to the physical infrastructure of the Internet and the United States. "Someone has compromised the site" exclaimed President Paul Farley in a brief exchange of emails. "We do not know at present how the attack occurred or the method used to reveal passwords."

Copies of passwords - which seems to include users of the U.S. military, cyber security organizations and major communications companies - were posted on the Internet by online piracy Lulz collective security, which has claimed a series attacks in the last week.

In a statement, Lulz also claimed to have used one of the passwords to steal nearly 1,000 e-mails to personal and professional Wilmington, Delaware based Unveillance LLC.

Lulz claimed it was in response to a recent Pentagon report to determine the classification of certain cyber attacks as acts of war.

The FBI said Sunday that he was aware of the incident and that steps were being taken to mitigate the damage. Farley said the site had been disabled and InfraGard members were invited to change their passwords ...

Farley added that his group - a volunteer organization - had no previous involvement with Lulz Security, which describes itself as a group of pirates that attack weakly protected sites for fun. Lulz is a reference to the language of the Internet for "laughing".

The group seems to have had a busy week.

We're going to laugh a little with this parody:

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