Anonymous has threatened to take down the websites linked to the upcoming F1 Grand Prix in Canada between June 7 and June 10. This is not just an operation against the race organizers, but also against Canadian authorities, which have been named as “human rights violators.”
"As we did in Bahrain - Anonymous intends to wreck Mr Eccelstone's little party," explained an Anonymous spokesperson.
"We would like to remind anyone considering attending this abominable race, that last time Anonymous found all the spectators personal data, including credit card numbers - un-encrypted on F1 servers."
According to Tech Radar, the main reason for which Anonymous threatens to attack Formula 1 sites is connected to Quebec’s Special Law 78, which is seen as a limitation of human rights.
"We highly suggest that you join the boycott of the F1 in Montreal and we certainly recommend that you NOT purchase any tickets or F1 merchandise online."Hackers said
"As we did in Bahrain - Anonymous intends to wreck Mr Eccelstone's little party," explained an Anonymous spokesperson.
"We would like to remind anyone considering attending this abominable race, that last time Anonymous found all the spectators personal data, including credit card numbers - un-encrypted on F1 servers."
According to Tech Radar, the main reason for which Anonymous threatens to attack Formula 1 sites is connected to Quebec’s Special Law 78, which is seen as a limitation of human rights.
"We highly suggest that you join the boycott of the F1 in Montreal and we certainly recommend that you NOT purchase any tickets or F1 merchandise online."Hackers said