Pour rendre hommage à Aaron Swartz, (dont la nouvelle du suicide ne vous aura pas échappé je suppose), des Anonymous ont décidé de rendre public sur les réseaux P2P, les 33 GB de documents que Aaron avait dérobé au MIT via leur service payant JSTOR.

Pour ce vol, Aaron encourrait 35 ans de prison, ce qui a surement contribué à aggraver son état dépressif et l'a fait passer à l'acte. Très touchant d'ailleurs, le message de condoléance du MIT visible ici.

Visible sur ce Pastebin, les Anonymous font passer le message suivant :

HIS NAME IS Aaron Swartz and he is twenty-six years old. His name is Aaron Swartz, and Aaron Swartz will be twenty-six years old forever because you killed him.

HIS NAME IS Aaron Swartz. He is twenty-six years old,and he was part of the fight for internet freedom against people like you.

HIS NAME IS Aaron Swartz. He is twenty-six years old, and you wanted to use him to prove that the state always wins and that resistance is futile.

HIS NAME IS Aaron Swartz. He is twenty-six years old, and you wanted to divide us so that we will turn on each other rather than stand up for our rights.

The people you are after are the people that society depends on: we write songs, we create art, we build, we invent, we feel love and laugh, we will defend our freedom to our last breath. Do not fuck with us.