Anonymous and activism often cross paths.

When there are injustices in the world that triggers protests or riots, there's often

an online version of those protests too.

And if somebody wants to simply be the voice of the citizens of the world, they can be

anonymous and make threats to an organization.

These anonymous online protesters have targeted governments, churches, organizations to try

to expose their corruption.

They have been known to wage online attacks so hard that the organization goes completely

offline.

Or they take it a step further and get internal access to the network and cause whatever

destruction they can from within.

On many accounts, anonymous stands up for the citizens of the world and helps fight corruption.

What if the organization that stirred the business was a hospital?

Would anyone ever consider attacking a hospital?

A place where patients are on the verge of death and life-saving operations are happening

on a daily basis?

A place where people go to as a last resort for help?

Can activism go too far?

This is Darknet Diaries.

True stories from the dark side of the internet.

I'm Jack Recyder.

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