Anonymous-ddos’er will get one and a half years in prison

Two British Anonymous’members’ in the United Kingdom [jurist report] imposed for conducting of ddos attacks on PayPal, Visa and MasterCard. A third ddos’er has a conditional prison sentence imposed.

The 22-year-old Cristopher Weatherhead, who under the nickname ‘Nerdo’ death, received the highest sentence: he disappears a year and a half behind bars, message The Guardian. He would be the biggest role in the attack have played. The 28-year-old Ashley Rodes seven months the cell. A third denial, Peter Gibson, a half-year conditional cell: if he once again about the wrote is going to he the penalty must sit out. Or a fourth, 18-year-old ddos’er was sentenced, later yet to be determined.

The ddos’ers fell at the end of 2010 along with many other Anonymous supporters include PayPal, Visa and Mastercard, in revenge for the fact that payment processors are no payments for Wikileaks refused to accept. That happened after the klokkenluiderssite internal American diplomatic traffic published. PayPal claims as a result of the ddos action, with the name ‘Operation Payback’, millions in revenue have come short. The attackers would continue to a night club and British copyright organizations under attack have been taken, writes the BBC.

The judge called the actions of the attackers, that debt acquaintances, ‘not to tolerate’ and accused them of arrogance. “They thought they were much too clever to be caught and used various methods to keep their anonymity to preserve,” said the judge in his ruling. “It seems that the police do smarter.”