Anonymous hackers arrested in Spain

Three suspected members of the group Anonymous computer hackers arrested in Spain. The trio is reportedly involved in coordinating the activities of the group in Spain.

Catching them simultaneously take place in three cities – Barcelona, Valencia and Almeria.

Anonymous claimed responsibility for the attack on Sony, Spanish banks and organized action to defend secret spreader site Wikileaks.

A statement from the Spanish national police, Saturday (11 / 6), said a computer seized from the house of one who had been arrested, used to pave.

The arrest is the culmination of an investigation that began in October 2010. The inquiry involved police cyberspace millions of Spaniards who have combed the chat on the internet to be able to identify who is coordinating the activities of this group.

Some of the attacks launched by members of Anonymous to use web based software named Loic to bombard their target sites with data.

Site Paypal, Mastercard, and Amazon are all subjected to by using this device.

Loic Apparently not too well in concealing data users. Many believe some police forces carried out arrests of members of this group based on this information.

The arrest was carried out against members of Anonymous in the United States, Britain and the Netherlands before the raids in Spain this happen.

Anonymous evolved from 4Chan and image-sharing site describes itself as a group of Internet citizens are concerned.

In addition to attacking the sites that their members do not support Wikileaks.

Organizations that are not hierarchical and very loose also attacked government sites in Tunisia and Egypt to help the folk protest movement.