‘Anonymous’ to Hack SOTU

REVENGE

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 12:17PM EDT / Published Feb. 12, 2013 12:10PM EST

Janos Marjai / AP Photo

If you thought the amorphous hacker-activist collective known as Anonymous was done avenging the suicide of their own Aaron Swartz, think again. In an email blast sent to their community, as well as a message posted on their website, the group announced plans to disrupt President Obama’s State of the Union address and prevent it from live-streaming on the Internet. “[Tonight] we will face down the largest superpower on Earth. And we will win!” the message reads. “There will be no State of the Union Address on the web tonight.” The group cites a variety of motivations, including “freedom” and “Arran Swartz,” claiming that Obama’s failure to stop the “idiotic and destructive efforts to control the last free space on Earth,” is unconstitutional.

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‘Anonymous’ to Hack SOTU

Janos Marjai / AP Photo