What is the purpose of "hacking" groups sucks as poddlecorp

>>55927703
They do it for money.

They crash popular services in order to show that they can take down shit, then get jobs on the down-low to take down specific sites.

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Because gangs don't last long having only one member.
Internet thugs yo

they too white to join a nigger gang in the real world

boogie man
Sending a twitter message is enough evidence these days that someone did something.

When there is a terror attack, "isis" sends a tweet saying it was them.
When there is a hack, "poodlecorp" sends a tweet saying it was them.

It is the equivalent of saying "me" on an anonymous image board.

Be afraid.

>>55927703
To split the blame. Let's say a group of ten people hack the shit out of some organization, but the individuals are all over the globe... who do you go after first? How do you solve the logistics of trying to apprehend people from various countries each with their own laws? Factors like these alone create a buffer that may let these people get away with stuff for a long while before enforcement entities with long reach can do something about it.

>>55927703
Script kiddies exercising the tiny amount of power they can get in their worthless lives.