NuAnon

NuAnon is a left-wing hacktivist circle, self-proclaimed political movement and designated cyberterror organization by the Security Intelligence Network. After splitting from NightAnon Security in 2661, NuAnon has conducted a variety of cyberattacks of particularly political leanings, with its official mission statement being "the combatting of systemic racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, mechanophobia, synthphobia and the continued fight for marginalized peoples within the Coalition".
NuAnon has been involved in a variety of controversial actions, in particular the Christian Heritage Foundation Cyberattack in 2664, which saw the personal information and bank accounts of hundreds of conservative-leaning investors and members of the Foundation leaked and stolen. The incident culminated in the fatal shooting of NuAnon hacker Kayla James, bringing NuAnon into the spotlight. While the shooter was never identified, the outpour of sympathy for the organization culminated in the ranks of NuAnon swelling significantly in the 2660s. The anglebracket '>WeAreKaylaJames' proliferated through InfoScape in the aftermath of this event. The group's provocative style and iconic slogan, 'Be Gay Do Crimes', granted them widespread reach on InfoScape.
A variety of actions would be undertaken by NuAnon in the early 2670s, in particular the failed SlimeBBS Raid Attempt, which saw NuAnon attempt to raid and bring down SlimeBBS for its hosting of racism, toxic culture, and illegal content. Users of SlimeBBS board technology.hacking quickly retaliated, with dozens of NuAnon members being doxxed and swatted by the SIN in the aftermath.
The 2674 Doxxing of VStreamer Miki Longrose was an incident in which NuAnon members obtained evidence of VStreamer Miki Longrose having a problematic past, with racist and mechanophobic joke posts on SlimeBBS being dug up. This crisis culminated in a massive series of InfoScape arguments between NuAnon and their sympathizers, fans of Miki Longrose, and antis that had hastily banded together to mock both NuAnon and so-called 'simps' of the VStreamer. After protracted harassment both on InfoScape and real life, Miki Longrose terminated her accounts, an action that was met with widespread celebration by NuAnon members.
In 2678, the Conservative think tank and special interest group Family Advocacy Group was targeted by members of NuAnon, due to the group's alleged support for far-right figures, at one point permitting controversial right-wing blogger and radio host Joshua Bates to speak at the United Conservative Action Conference (UCAC) in 2677. This culminated in the exposure of various figures of the Family Advocacy Group, with an estimate of 550 million CCN being stolen from the accounts. The controversy reached its peak when Family Advocacy Group founder Allan Ronen was found to have been in an open relationship.
This colossal exposé, followed by InfoScape users pointing out the particularly humorous (yet wholly unintended) nature of the Family Advocacy Group's acronym, led to Allan Ronen's resignation and the disbanding of the organization; its remaining assets falling under the Conservative Century Group. This was a monumental triumph for NuAnon, garnering the hacktivist group significant popularity, with various fan groups and copycat groups forming in the aftermath of the Family Advocacy Group Scandal.
The 2680s saw a variety of actions undertaken by NuAnon, including the cancelation of K-pop star Song Hyun-Jun in 2683, after evidence of past problematic remarks surfaced. NuAnon users were also involved in the desecration of the Faulkner Memorial on Mars in 2686, which warranted outstandingly negative media attention and culminated in the arrests of 103 NuAnon members.
Since the 2690s, the group has been particularly vocal in its opposition to President Alexander Foulke of the Republic of Hathor, due to his strongly Evangelical Christian beliefs, along with his neoconservative, sometimes described as jingoistic, policies, and attempts to combat slum growth in Hyperion.
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