Where do the information sinks anonymously?

Where do they publish information leaks? How is this connected with the advanced hacktivists? In the Internet society, it is customary to use the term leak from information that is corporate or has a classified status, but has been published publicly. Most often this information contains internal data about employees, infrastructure, clients and, even, secret operations or passwords.

Anonymous, LulzSec, "The People's Liberation Front" is part of the international hacker Internet community whose purpose is to protect freedom of speech, to resist attempts to shake the neutrality of the Global Network and counter the various terrorist groups - IGIL, as well as Nazi organizations.

Prerequisites

The most popular movement without a head (which, in fact, is the Internet community) has acquired after a series of DDoS attacks aimed at the difficulties of the Internet resources, refused in 2010 from cooperation with WikiLeaks: PayPal, Visa and various government Internet resources; The greatest respect and support was given to them after the response of the Internet community because of the terrorist attacks in Paris.

The Internet community has never had a chapter like this, everyone can join and everyone can make a contribution. Nevertheless, coordination of actions occurs with the help of IRC channels, the administrators of which distribute information about upcoming special operations and materials for training the so-called "New Blood". Very often IRC does not allow to distribute all the necessary materials for training, therefore, the Internet community has long preferred to use PasteBin, a service that provides a site for anonymous posting of materials, as it turned out over time, the trust shown to this site did not justify itself. PasteBin made some very non-transparent statements indicating that in the future the material will be censored, and the IP addresses of individual users will be provided to the authorities. The final drop was the drain of private E-mails, which once again proved, not only that the service introduces censorship, it is also absolutely amateur.

AnonPaste

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Wishing to close such a visible gap, PLF (People's Liberation Front) with Anonymous merged into a single team and began the joint development of a fundamentally new anonymous service for posting information.

At the moment, AnonPaste has not been compromised either by censorship or cooperation with the authorities. Moreover, AnonPaste has become incredibly popular among hacktivists who place compromising material and gained a sufficient level of trust, in particular, because of the following functionality:

• Absence of logs, timestamps
• All posts are encrypted on the side of your browser using AES-256
• There is no pre-moderation or censorship
• The site is completely independent of advertising, and all income is earned through donations via Bitcoin or PayPal.