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Anonymous gets hacked, Anonyops.com hacked and defaced?

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/freezepage-anonyops-hacked.png Well it would appear that a hacker using the handle Exotz has done one one anonyops.com an anonymous news related websites/blog that  has strong affilation with the anonymous movement. The defacing which happened not to long ago features what appears to be a new post with the following message. and image.

Such an unfortunate accident, hackers have been hacked! Greetings from Exotz 🙂 [email protected]

The once loaded reloads it self to a 404 page which suggests that this si an actual hack rather then just a publishing error of some sort. So if indeed this is a true hack, we can only wonder what is going to result from this. also a freezepage.com has been taken

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