Violating the privacy of police officers who were carrying out the lawful, sensible, and necessary orders of their superiors by publishing their home addresses and phone numbers is about as low as it gets for the hacker group Anonymous. But that's what they've done according to the Washington Times: Computer hackers are avenging the Occupy movement by exposing the personal information of police officers who evicted protesters and threatening family-values advocates who led a boycott of an American Muslim television show. In three Internet postings last week, hackers from the loose online coalition called Anonymous published the email and physical addresses, phone numbers and, in some cases, salary details of thousands of law enforcement officers all over the country. The hackers said they were retaliating for police violence during evictions of Occupy protest camps in cities around the country, but law enforcement advocates slammed the disclosures as dangerous. "I hope the...(Read Full Post)