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Anonymous Leaks BofA ExposéPosted on Mar 14, 2011
The hacktivist group Anonymous has thus far distinguished itself primarily with its public grapplings with Scientology, but now the network of online provocateurs has edged into WikiLeaks territory with its first release of potentially compromising information about a Bank of America subsidiary. —KA
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By Blackspeare, March 14, 2011 at 2:49 pm Link to this comment
This is a case of David versus a very large Goliath and this time it more than certain that Goliath will win! E-mails between lower functionaries are valueless.
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