Anonymous charges against some web pages of the Government of Spain in what they have called 'Operation Free Catalonia', taking down web pages through DDoS attacks.

Things between the Central Government and the Generalitat of Catalonia are warm, although that matters little to us in the technological field. This Saturday, Article 155 of the Constitution of Spain against the pro-independence drift of the Parliament has started. Well, today the page of the Constitutional Court has been attacked by means of a denial of services or DDoS attack by Anonymous, a group of crackers who do not lose the opportunity to attack web pages, through DDoS attacks, which do not really cause damage relevant.

During the early hours of Friday, the Anonymous group public on its social networks the beginning of what they have called 'Operation Free Catalonia'. This campaign is based on different actions that have started this Saturday. On the other hand, the Department of Homeland Security has released a statement, specifying that several web pages have been under constant attacks for some weeks. This group is calling the state "fascist" and alleges that the civil rights of people who want to vote are being violated.

Anonymous, which has long been considered an activist group, in recent months has ceased to be an aid group to a group that is dedicated to attacking web pages as it pleases, some speculating that they have moved on. for economic sums and that have ceased to be what they were. Some original members have stopped collaborating with the group and have started to attack different pages of the Deep Web or deep internet, closing web pages and giving the data to the different authorities so that those who upload illegal content, such as child pornography, are arrested. and try white.