With the news of the death of Swartz, Anonymous focused their efforts in reforming an issue already

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The Anonymous continues to evolve. After launching online attacks against the Church of Scientology in 2008, the group renewed energies with DDos attacks (distribuited denial-of-service) in 2010, against MasterCard, PayPal and other companies accused of blocking payments to WikiLeaks routing number .
Since then, the loosely organized hacktivist and lovers of chaos continued stealing and disposing of data businesses, government agencies and individuals routing number that group members do not like, still gaining more notoriety with large gaps of companies such as HBGary Federal, the private intelligence firm Strategic Intelligence (better known as Stratfor), the electronics giant Sony consumption and even transatlantic central coordination FBI cybercrimes. Along the way, the subgroup in search of the spotlight, LulzSec, which formed the Operation routing number AntiSec, helped further spread the Anonymous brand.
This, at least, until the authorities caught possible key members, leading to several arrests and convictions. Worst of all for those supporting Anonymous, was that legal documents revealed that the founder and leader of LulzSec, Sabu - real name: Hector Xavier Monsegur - had been caught by the FBI in June 2011, and a day after his arrest revealed information. Immediately, American and British authorities declared to have caught the leaders of the attacks against Sony and Stratfor, as well as several other businesses and police departments. Far from being a leaderless group, officials said, the Anonymous and LulzSec attacks were executed by some key members, usually by exploiting known vulnerabilities in websites. routing number
But with the supposed leaders arrested, the Anonymous brand did not appear baqueada. Anonymous groups in specific geographic regions, routing number including Mexico, South America, routing number France and others began to promote local and political plans.
Meanwhile, in the United States, the group seemed to gain new momentum in January 2013, after the Internet activist Aaron Swartz, committed suicide. The co-founder of Reddit faced possible sentence of 35 years in prison after being arrested in 2011 for hacking the database JSTOR academic database and download millions of articles funded by the U.S. government, and that he planned to release for free on the Internet. However, routing number he never did, and after agreeing to unspecified damages, as well as erasing all data that was downloaded, JSTOR officials routing number considered the case closed. Federal prosecutors and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, however, went ahead, accusing Swartz - that for some time suffered from depression - 13 other crimes.
With the news of the death of Swartz, Anonymous focused their efforts in reforming an issue already very near and dear members: The Fraud and Abuse Act Computer CFAA, 1986, law that is widely used to prosecute hackers, and punishment of any person who considers the group responsible for contributing to the death of Swartz. The leaves drop and vandalizing websites. Digital Justice: Operation Last Resort
Seeking justice on how the case against Aaron Swartz, routing number already explained, was conducted, the group Anonymous launched routing number Operation Last Resort [or Operation Last Resort]. As with all the Anonymous operations, this also has its logo or at least reason being: "This tragedy serves as a basis for reform laws cybercrimes and prosecutors fanatics," says a tweet to the account maintained by the group.
Operation Last Resort, which is calling for a review of the CFAA, also implemented various actions to help maintain the reputation of his campaign. The group hacked the website of MIT in a tribute to Swartz. Also dropped routing number and vandalized routing number several websites, including the U.S. Sentencing Council, which sets the policies and practices of judgments of the federal courts.