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100 T Growth in DDoS Attacks Over Time Data represents the largest DDoS attack reported each year by 120 ISPs participating in the World Wide Infrastructure Security 70 Survey. Shaded red area is estimate of maximuim Wikileaks retaliatory attack size. Complete numbers for 2010 attacks have 9 not been released yet (light orange) 50 40 E 30 E 20 Σ 10 Wikileaks attacks 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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June 2009 Iranian Election Protests Members of Anonymous join with website, The Pirate Bay, to create a website called "Anonymous Iran" to allow the flow of free information in Iran. April 2011 Operation Sony"- Anonymous launches one of their most famous attacks in response to Sony's lawsuit against PlayStation jailbreaker, George Hotz. Sony's "PlayStation Network" remains offline for 23 days. January 2007 A group of computer hackers who refer to themselves as "Anonymous" take down the website of Hal Turner, a white supremacist radio host. December 2007 A group of Internet vigilantes under the name "Anonymous" help lead to the arrest of online predator, Chris Forcand. December 2010 "Operation Avenge Assange" -Members of Anonymous announce their support for document leaking website, Wikileaks, and its creator Julian Assange. Anonymous launches attacks against Amazon, PayPal, Bank of America, and other companies who froze donations to Wikileaks. March 2032 uly 2010 "Operation Bradical Anonymous threatens attacks against military communications at Quantico, VA after reports of mistreatment of suspected U.S. documents Leaker, Bradley Manning. January 2012 "Operation MegaUpload" - Anonymous launches one of their Largest attacks to date in response to the FBl shutting down File-sharing website, MegaUpload. Anonymous used DDoS attacks to take down the websites of The U.S. Department of Justice, The FBI, The U.S. Copyright Office, the MPAA, the RIAA, Warner Bros. Music, and UMG. January 2007 Hal Turner's case against Anonymous is dropped by the court. January 2008 "Project Chanology" -Members of Anonymous begin a campaign against the Church of Scientology DDoS attacks are used to take down the Church's website January 2011 Operation Egypt/Tunisia" Anonymous takes down several Egyptian/Tunisian government websites for censoring information about the occurring revolutions.
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