I just got out of school and found out from afriend that the the hacker group known as anonymous has threated the mexican cartel. the reason for them doing this is because the cartels have one of the anonymouses members hosteg. If you want to find out more about the details theres a vidoe on cnn.com

First off, could you fix your grammar.
Second sure there is a group who threatens the Mexican Cartel. But the authorities handling the situation is not sure if this is all possible. Also they last event Anonymous said they were going to attack, they never did.
The date they are going to "attack" is Nov. 5th. A special day that is unique to the masks they wear.

Anon's Ultimatum to the Cartel
Another Attack, On FoxNews and Facebook

Two days left till it goes down. Anyone want to place bets?

>>3
I'm into making a little wager :3

How could an internet-based group like Anonymous, who focus on computer and internet-related methods, effectively attack a drug cartel? What, would they hack into and disable their database that keeps track of their stock of drugs and logistics info for transportation? I'm not trying to rag on Anonymous. At least this seems like a much better reason to hack stuff than other things they've done in the past. It just seems like it would be incredibly ineffective.

>>5 This is why you read the article. It said they were planning on exposing key names and wherabouts to the FBI.

>>6 Wow, I feel dumb. So much for assumptions. >.< I'm glad I did end up reading them though. One thing that came to my mind when reading the article about the Mexican cartel was, even if the info is leaked by Anonymous, would the FBI really be able to do anything effective? For one, the cartel is among the biggest in Mexico, and two, it's in Mexico, so I'd think the FBI would be really limited in what they'd be able to do.

the Anonymous on Internet is just a piece of the total.

Time's up. Let's see what they do now (my guess: nothing).

>>9 This is what they did.