Hola, pues estamos en espera, los miembros de binaryfreedom, hemos estado con familia, hijos y trabajos nuevos.. pero dentro de poco mas proyectos van a salir, tenemos muchas ganas!.

Hello, we are in sleep mode, members of BinaryFreedom had kids, family and new jobs. But finally we are speaking of a comeback very soon! and from a different country :-) yes we are migrating.

I got an email from a good comrade from a(A)a AnonAnarchistAction I have not hear from any of them in 1-2 months but seens like they are recruiting again and about to throw more tools to the open to make it easier for activists to join the i2p2 darknet, here is a script for ubuntu users:
https://github.com/NetAnarchisT/RunI2p2.sh
for those with knowladge download i2p2 from:
http://www.i2p2.de/download
and the IRC settings will be
irc://localhost:6668 channel #aaa #anonops

GO JOIN THE REVOLUTION! from cyberspace to greece... FTP

http://www.cyberguerrilla.info/?p=3322
By the time you are finished reading and implementing this guide, you will be able to securely and anonymously browse any website and to do so anonymously. No one not even your ISP or a government agent will be able to see what you are doing online. If privacy and anonymity is important to you, then you owe it to yourself to follow the instructions that are presented here.

In order to prepare this guide for you, I have used a computer that is running Windows Vista. This guide will work equally well for other versions of Windows. If you use a different operating system, you may need to have someone fluent in that operating system guide you through this process. However, most parts of the process are easily duplicated in other operating systems.

I have written this guide to be as newbie friendly as possible. Every step is fully detailed and explained. I have tried to keep instructions explicit as possible. This way, so long as you patiently follow each step, you will be just fine.

In this guide from time to time you will be instructed to go to certain URLs to download files. You do NOT need TOR to get these files, and using TOR (while possible) will make these downloads very slow.

This guide may appear overwhelming. Every single step is explained thoroughly and it is just a matter of following along until you are done. Once you are finished, you will have a very secure setup and it will be well worth the effort. Even though the guide appears huge, this whole process should take at the most a few hours. You can finish it in phases over the course of several days.

It is highly recommended that you close *ALL* applications running on your computer before starting.

The efforts and effects of the anarchist tradition in the Bay Area cannot be ignored, neither in the case of Oscar Grant nor #OccupyOakland. There are hundreds of anarchists active in “street level” actions; hundreds more working in various corporate, non-profit, alternative, and other industries that bring money, logistical support and experience when needed; and hundreds still who are engaged in their own projects, communities and building families.

The presence of such a high concentration of anarchists at radical or potentially explosive demonstrations has influenced how people protest. To be sure, not every person at a demo is an anarchist, far from it, but many have adopted anarchist practice. Masking up, wearing black and working in teams has created a safer and more disciplined force. The attendance of anarchist street medics, propagandists, and experienced street fighters adds a level of infrastructural and logistical support that makes actions on the streets feel supported and emboldened. Traditionally organizing on egalitarian and non-hierarchical planes, as well as a familiarity with consensus process have facilitated the creation of a strong general assembly. The creation of solidarity groups for those arrested at actions and access to the legal network that years of Bay Area activism created has been key in movement progress. In both social movements, the anarchist presence has been an important, though by far not the only, element to any success.

http://news.infoshop.org/article.php?story=20111103160704313

Most nights we have our anarchist caucus meetups to discuss, chat and plan actions. All radicals are welcome or people that wants to learn or listen to critical thinking, hacking, direct action and experience fighting the system.
a(A)a

Ok well after talking with some people at #occupySF and other occupations like #occupyBoston we decided to donate IRC server for the occupations etc..
Server: irc.binaryfreedom.info
channel: #occupySF
channel: create your own #occupyXXX

Download mIRC for Windows
or any IRC client for Linux or OSX
See you in the chat!

Join West coast activists, hackers, artists, community members, and of
course, tastebridge, for a two-day unconference and skillshare at
Noisebridge!
Hackmeet 2011: Exploring where technology and resistance meet!
When: October 15th and 16th, 2011, 11am-until
Where: Noisebridge, San Francisco, CA
Featuring workshops on: Know your digital rights -- SSL and the future
of authenticity -- Electronic civil disobedience and hacktivism --
Social networking for radicals -- Tools for street actions -- When,
why and how to use consensus decision making -- How to win a narrative
battle vs. the US government -- Open hardware -- Guerrilla street
theatre -- Sport lockpicking -- Browse anonymously from a USB key --
Hands on DDOS for beginners -- WikiLeaks and strategies for
transcending the leak -- HTTPS Everywhere and the Decentralized SSL
Observatory -- Copwatch iPhone and Android apps -- An overview of the
Android security architecture -- Saving Private Manning, alleged
WikiLeaks whistle-blower -- Practical anti-forensics -- Open science:
Breaking the ivory tower -- Activism: Helping global causes around the
world -- and more!

This event is free, but please register
https://hackmeet.org/user/register so we have a head count!
Submit your proposal for a session, lightning talk, etc. at
https://hackmeet.org/proposal/submit.html

Hackmeet is inspired by "hackmeetings" which have been going on in
Italy, Spain, and elsewhere around the world since the late 90s!

Read more: https://hackmeet.org/
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In a statement released over the weekend, rogue hacker group LulzSec -- which in recent weeks has defaced and disabled sites from Sony to the CIA -- has pledged to unite with its sister collective Anonymous in a new cybercampaign against the world’s governments.

Codenamed Operation Anti-Security, the statement was widely propagated by the two organizations on their official Twitter feeds.

The two underground hacker collectives promised to target any government websites or systems that got in their way.

“Welcome to Operation Anti-Security,” the note read. “We encourage any vessel, large or small, to open fire on any government or agency that crosses their path. We fully endorse the flaunting of the word 'AntiSec' on any government website defacement or physical graffiti art.”

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/06/20/two-notorious-hacker-groups-vow-to-join-forces-against-world-governments/

http://youtu.be/lvH5KFS8kfA

Hackbloc is proud to announce the newest release of our zine,
HackThisZine. You can grab copies pre-formatted for online reading and
printing at https://hackbloc.org/zine. HackThisZine is an online and
in-print periodical about hacking, hacktivism, social struggle, computer
security, and anarchism. It's got a little content for everybody and a
lot of content for that special someone.

This issue has a ton of new tools, interviews, and more!

https://hackbloc.org/sites/hackbloc.org/files/coversmall.jpg

Inside:
Quick and Dirty Guide To a Fairly Secure Twitter Gateway
FBI Makes Big Media Splash While Attempting to Prosecute Anonymous
Court Documents in Case Against Goatse Hackers Reveal Unknown Snitches
Anonymizing Logs with LogRotate
Interview with TorrentFreak.com
A Phone Home Script for Hostile Environments
How to Use Electronic Dead Drops and Feel Like a KGB Agent
Using Secure Pastebin Services to Beef Up Your Email Security
How to Make a Network Tap
.. and much more news, reportbacks, and tools from the front lines of
hacktivism.

Questions? Comments? Article Submissions? Get a hold of us at: staff
[at] hackbloc [dot] org. We can get bulk copies for distro and for your
infoshop/social center/space.

Thanks to everyone who helps keep our bits flowing securely and to
everyone who helped work on this issue of the zine: Ringo, Discordia,
Anonymous, The Pirate Bay,
2600, the Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair, Bradley Manning, the Wikileaks
Crew, alxciada, anders, flatline, evoltech, sally, sexy hexy, frenzy,
AnarchistNews.org (good work with the /ban trolls), postmodern modulus
III, RiseUp.net, March-Hare Collective and everyone else who we forgot
that is working to protect and support the struggle. Thanks to all of
those resisting police violence in their communities, all those facing
state oppression, and those engaged in the struggle everywhere.