Anonymous hacks RCom servers, warns govt against web censorship

Source: Times of India

NEW DELHI: Users connected to the web through the network provided by Reliance Communications (RCom) could not access popular websites like Twitter and Facebook on Saturday morning after hackers allegedly belonging to a group called Ano ...
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Anonymous India Releases Reliance's Site Block List; Calls For On-Ground Protest On June 9th 2012

Source: Avashya

Anonymous Operation India (AnonOps India) has accused Reliance (Communications) of going beyond the mandate given to it by courts and the government and blocking sites without authorization. In an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) b ...
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Transcript: Anonymous Operation India press conference

Source: IBN Live

Anonymous Operation India, the hacker group apparantly behind recent attacks on a number of Indian websites in protest against the government and court orders to restrict access to certain websites had invited the media to join them on ...
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