What if the next big street protest never hits the street at all? What if it happens in your feed—amplified by bots, narrated by AI-generated news anchors, and coordinated by agents that never sleep? That’s not sci‑fi. It’s the new reality of hacktivism. The Guy Fawkes mask still shows up from time to time, but…
They wear the Guy Fawkes mask. They declare, “We are legion.” And for more than a decade, the name “Anonymous” has been synonymous with internet-era protest—part myth, part movement, and part media magnet. But beyond the memes and masks, who are they? How does a leaderless collective pull off global operations? And what, if anything,…
If protest signs once lived on sidewalks, they now flash across websites, timelines, and servers. When a cause spills onto the internet and uses hacking tactics to make a point, you’re looking at hacktivism. It’s messy. It’s controversial. And it’s changing how movements—and cybersecurity—work. You’ve likely seen headlines about Anonymous or a “digital army” taking…
