Operation Payback is facing a little payback of its own. First Twitter closed the pro-Wikileaks hacker movement’s account. And now we hear the Feds are shutting down some online discussion of Operation Payback attacks.<\/p>\n
Some sites have received federal court orders to cease any further online documentation of the attacks, which targeted Visa, Mastercard and other financial companies who froze Wikileaks accounts, a source close to the situation tells us. Among the sites where content is coming down is Encyclopedia Dramatica, which we’re told received one of the orders. The 4chan-affiliated reference wiki within the past hour had the number three Google hit for a search on “Operation Payback.” It has since\u00a0deleted its article<\/a>, though the entry remains accessible\u00a0via Google cache<\/a> (NSFW). Here’s what it looks like now (click to enlarge):<\/p>\n [[[MORE]]]<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Operation Payback is facing a little payback of its own. First Twitter closed the pro-Wikileaks hacker movement’s account. And now we hear the Feds are shutting down some online discussion of Operation Payback attacks. Some sites have received federal court … Continue reading