With the creation of Anonymous's latest Twitter handle @opmckinney in response to the #McKinney incident in Texas, I couldn't help but think what social influence these groups are gaining amongst a disenfranchised population. Hacktivism is becoming a technological religion.

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Hacktivist groups may soon (or already) have the upper hand against intelligence agencies like MI8, CIA. GCHQ etc... If it get's to a point were a government cannot counter hacktivist groups that have gone rogue then it potentially becomes quite a mess if a large enough demographic is in favor of those groups activities; it gains momentum and becomes a movement.

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As children grow up around programming, and those advances become ever more powerful, it's even more important to instill a moral compass to an easily influenced demographic. With budget cuts to intelligence agencies I wonder if it's possible to attract the type of human intelligence and skills required to counter large, organized cyber groups?

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Technology has bought about a lot of change, now Im working on a small business software, an amazing opportunity. Mostly for good, but it has also forced an increasing amount of informative transparency which in turn necessitates accountability.

Transparency, in turn, has exposed a lot of injustice. The reaction to which needs to be measured, justified and responsibly influenced by large hacktivist organizations.