HACKIVIST GROUP ANONYMOUS ATTACKED BART WEBSITE

San Francisco, CA - Sunday, another attacked made by the Hackivist group Anonymous who destroyed San Francisco's  Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) website, myBART.org.   As of Monday, the site is still down, with a message that reads, "This site  is currently under renovation."

The  attack resulted when BART blocked cell service to thwart a protest on Thursday. 

BART'S decision on act of cellphone censorship, Anonymous launched its #OpBART campaign and used Twitter to rally supporters. 

Anonymous promised last Saturday, that BART's website will shut down on 12 p.m. PT the following day, Sunday. Making good of its promise, myBART.org, was shut down,  a satellite site used for marketing purposes. The group defaced the site with Anonymous logos and released personal contact information for at least 2,400 of the sites' 55,000 users, including names, addresses, phone number and email accounts. 

HACKIVIST GROUP ANONYMOUS VOWS TO KILL FACEBOOK ON NOV 5

For reason of user's lack of choice in privacy, the hackivist group called  Anonymous vows to kill Facebook on November 5.

Anonymous confirmed via a tweet while some of its members are organizing the upcoming attack against Facebook, the hacker organization as a whole does not necessarily agree with the attack. 

Group of hackers has claimed participation in some of the notable hacking attack this year that successfully destroyed 70 law enforcement websites including the Syrian Ministry of Defense website which has been shut down only this week. 

Despite a slew of privacy concerns raised against Facebook since it was founded, this plan is a result of Anonymous announcement to create its own social network called, AnonPlus, a new social network of no fear, no censorship, no block out nor holding back.