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Anonymous release 2nd Anti security package, Chinga la Migra II

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Lee J

Anonymous has just released the 2nd official package, the first was release earlier todayAnti Security and leak release of documents named Chinga la Migra II, in the release statement it state that there is critical information within these package exposing all sorts of data, that they have targeted Arizona police and exposed all personal emails etc… They have also hit  Stephen Harrison who is a AZDPS spokesperson, who was bragging about upgrading security en-light of the recent attacks by LulzSec and Anonymous. They have also stated that they are aware this expose’s personal details in this section of the statement:

Yes we’re aware that putting the pigs on blast puts risks their safety, those poor defenseless police officers who lock people up for decades, who get away with brutality and torture, who discriminate against people of color, who make and break their own laws as they see fit. We are making sure they experience just a taste of the same kind of violence and terror they dish out on an everyday basis. Our advice to you is to quit while you still can and turn on your commanding officers before you end up in our cross hairs next, because we’re not stopping until every prisoner is freed and every prison is burned to the ground.

As you can see Anonymous means business with Operation Antisecurity The release statement ends with a call to all hackers to unite with anti security to target governments and secert documents, aswell as to expose any wrong doings they know off. Orginal Tweet post: AnonymousIRC/status/86063056077066240 TPB link:Chinga_La_Migra_II


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