Hacker group Anonymous retaliates for Megaupload shutdown

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[INTERVIEW] Kim Dotcom: the internet cult hero spoiling for a fight with US authorities

German-born former hacker says his eyes have been opened to US tactics after his Megaupload site was shut down last year.

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Mega spectacle at launch of Kim Dotcom's new file-sharing site

Bravado and buffoonery at Auckland event as internet entrepreneur claims 250,000 signups in first two hours.

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Megaupload Successor Mega Launches; 1 Million Sign up

Kim Dotcom offering users 50 GB of free storage.

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Anonymous takes down US Sentencing Commission website

Hacking collective threatens to make public classified material and that when Aaron Swartz killed himself 'a line was crossed'.

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Anonymous Raises $54K via Indiegogo to Fund News Site

Anonymous supporters dig deep to fund new website.

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Anonymous Calls for Internet Blackout Protesting CISPA

Anonymous urges websites to go black for CISPA.

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Dotcom Threatens to Sue Google Over Two-step Authentication

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Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom granted access to police evidence

Internet entrepreneur to be provided with copies of evidence relevant to US investigation into alleged online piracy.

Kim Dotcom wins access to seized property from 2012 raid

The Megaupload founder wins his case after a court finds that the warrants used to raid his home were illegal.

FBI terá que devolver material apreendido a Kim Dotcom, decide justiça da Nova Zelândia

Segundo juíza, o que for considerado ‘irrelevante’ para as investigações deverá ser entregue ao fundador do Megaupload.

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Anonymous hacks Nigeria’s government website over anti-gay bill

Country’s media claim it was the work of a ‘gay’ ‘cyber warlord’.

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Jeremy Hammond: FBI directed my attacks on foreign government sites

Anonymous hacktivist told court FBI informant and fellow hacker Sabu supplied him with list of countries vulnerable to cyber-attack.

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Kim Dotcom to appeal against verdict that New Zealand raid was legal

Megaupload founder who is fighting extradition to the US on internet piracy charges says he will take case to supreme court.

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Kim Dotcom: from playboy entrepreneur to political firebrand

He was the flamboyant founder of the popular Megaupload site. But when the US got New Zealand police to arrest him on charges of internet piracy, Kim Dotcom began a remarkable fightback.

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New Zealand PM deceiving public over spying claims, says Glenn Greenwald

Journalist says he will produce documents by Edward Snowden that prove John Key approved mass surveillance of citizens.

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I'm an Anonymous hacker in prison, and I am not a crook. I'm an activist.

We may have hacked Sony back in the day, but we are still a social justice movement, from economic inequality to police brutality. Hacktivism is still the future.