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A release by the hacker cell of Anonymous detailing a conference call between UK and US authorities has revealed stupidities on both sides of the hacktivism war.

Kim Dotcom assaulted by arresting officers, owner of file-sharing site tells New Zealand court.

The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has re-targeted the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, releasing a recording of an internal conference call.

Popular file sharing site The Pirate Bay moved to a new website after a Swedish court rejected the right of the founders to appeal against their sentences.

A website has been setup to offer legal advice for any MegaUpload customers who are worried about losing their data, which is due to be deleted in two weeks' time.

Users' data on the seized MegaUpload website will be saved for two further weeks, according to the website's lawyer, despite being shut down by US authorities.

50 Million Megaupload Users’ Data May be Erased by Thursday

Another suspect has been arrested in the Netherlands for the copyright infringement case against file-sharing site Megaupload.

Following attack on US online security website, hacker group Anonymous breaches Brazil's federal district websites.

With Anonyupload's 25 January launch date approaching, individuals reporting themselves as members of Anonymous have contacted the International Business Times UK reporting the site as a scam.

Following the high profile shutdown of Megaupload, the Anonymous collective is developing its own file sharing alternative, imaginatively called Anonyuploads.

Kim Schmitz, aka Kim Dotcom, in New Zealand court for extradition hearing over Megaupload racketeering plot charges.

Hacker collective Anonymous spams to death websites of US Department of Justice and New Zealand police to avenge shutdown of Megaupload.

Anonymous' latest distributed denial of service revenge attack on the FBI is its largest to date, says the collective.

Kim Schmitz, also known as Kim Dotcom, has arrest record, numerous accounts and a car licence plate that says GOD.

Following the US government ordered shutdown of media-sharing site Megaupload.com, Anonymous has renewed its campaign against US authorities.

Company admitted hacking actor Jude Law's phone when he was thought to be in the US.

The FBI has closed down Megaupload, one of the world's largest file sharing websites.

London 2012 Olympics not compromised after police officer leaves restricted documents on Dartford train, says Met.

Anonymous hacker collective releases internal document that gives exclusive insight into three 2012 hacking campaigns designed to 'punish' the world's 'wicked'.

Continuing its New Year's hacking rampage the Anonymous collective has re-targeted the FBI, posting a new link to data allegedly taken in its latest hack on the U.S. law enforcement agency.

With 2012 still in its infancy hackers operating under the Anonymous collective's banner have mounted three new high-profile hacking campaigns designed to "punish" the world's "wicked."

Following its Stratfor hack and fresh campaign against German neo-Nazis, Anonymous has left one more LulzXmas present for its supporters, issuing a new statement containing links to nearly all of its 2011 statements and data-dumps.

Following up its "LulzXmas" attack on security firm Stratfor, Anonymous has revealed its New Year's resolution promising a new "Project Mayhem" hacking rampage.

An inquest Wednesday heard testimony on the Taliban's killing a British doctor who was on a humanitarian mission to Afghanistan.

The family of a former FBI agent, who vanished in Iran in 2007, has released a video of him in captivity.

With Anonymous AnonOps site being born exactly one year ago, the International Business Times UK takes you through three of the collective’s best moments to date.

A new report from research firm Visiongain has prophesied that by the end of 2012 the "cyber warfare market" will be worth $15.9 billion (£10.2 billion).

Read through the International Business Times hind-sight look at hacktivism in the year 2011, as it runs through the key points that changed Anonymous from a "hacktivist" collective into a global political movement.

The latest weapon in the global war on terror has arrived - biometric facial recognition.