"Who" reach the Mexico affair Aristegui

The hactivistas behind the attack say belong to 'Anonymous' Latin America'. ' "Qui" who claims to be the arm of the anonymous group Latin America has published a virtual attack on Mexican news MVS homepage as a protest against the rejection of the Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui.

The event was named "Operation Tequila" and managed to disconnect from the page for several minutes with a denial of service attack (DDoS) which informs a server connection, until it stops working

"This protest unprecedented Mexico, was a resounding success through the huge voluntary participation of citizens who are tired of the current situation in the country, said Latin America Anonymous said."

"We can't calculate the exact number of participants", argued to add that after a few minutes had reached its goal which is why "estimate that they were tens of thousands of participants.

As it happened in other countries of the world, the hactivistas conducted attacks to defend freedom of expression.

Cyber attack was to support journalist Carmen Aristegui.

Reference group company MVS after requesting the release of journalist: "or not be problems with alcoholism President Mexico". ?

Click Read also: "case Aristegui reopens the debate on freedom of expression in the Mexico".

Society noted that you are finished with Carmen Aristegui employment by "breach of the code of ethics of the environment".

In its communiqué, the Latin America Anonymous said: "we are ready to defend some democratic spaces we have in the media and, if possible, extend their".

The text concludes: "alcohol isn't the problem, censorship Yes."

Organizers called for volunteers to take part in a protest demonstration second - this time against the company website Mexican communications — which will take place this Friday.

In your Twitter account (@ ContraLaCensura) claimed: "but above all of # OpTequila isn't MVS site fall but we have shown that thousands are people that us cannot tolerate censorship".

Anonymous has been behind attacks on sites like Visa or PayPal in support of WikiLeaks.

This type of DDoS attacks are used more frequently to display a disagreement in cyberspace. Sometimes - as in places like Visa or MasterCard – has financial implications for the economic losses for sites.

On other occasions, they represent over a position policy as he arrived in attacks on websites of Governments of several countries.

In addition to the pro offensive anonymous WikiLeaks has been behind attacks on the Governments of the Egypt and Tunisia in support of the outcry in these countries.

They also posted strong campaigns for access to pornography without censorship on the Web and taken action against a company hired by the Studios Bollywood piracy.

This is in turn in a battle with the Church of Scientology stating that removing dissent.

Group says it tries to "defend freedom and openness of the internet".

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