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Anonymous calls on everyone to demolish Facebook

Anonymous calls on everyone to demolish Facebook

A new video of Anonymous inviting all users to demolish Facebook 01/28/12

However, what makes the latest call for an attack on Facebook relevant at the start is the fact that it is accompanied by instructions for downloading hacker tools with the help of which anyone can participate in the demolition of FB.

The description of the video explains in detail the procedure for participating in a mass attack, noting that participants are guaranteed safety because no one can detect such a large group of people.

The attack was announced on January 28, so it remains to be seen whether any of that will be in the end or not.

Anonymous, through their official Twitter profile, immediately denied the claims from the video and emphasized that they do not intend to attack Facebook.

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