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AmericanNaziParty.com & KKK.com under ddos attacks by #Anonymous

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Lee J

oops-google-chrome-could-not-connect-to-americannaziparty-com_ Anonymous hacktivist who go under the #WikiBoat flag are currently attacking the AmericanNaziParty.com and KKK.com websites in the for of ddos. > Anonymous ‏@AnonymousWiki@TheHackersNews @Cyber_War_News Happy#WikiBoatWednesday! TANGO DOWN: https://KKK.com &https://americannaziparty.com/ | #WikiBoat

The sites do appear to be going offline constantly or timing out and this attack was still going at time of publishing. The attack has actually been going for some days now with the same sites being attacked. oops-google-chrome-could-not-connect-to-kkk-com_ These attacks are just add fuel to the #OpBlitzkrieg operation that has been going on over the past months that has been targeting all forms of nazi supporters and websites.

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