Editing Anarchisthackers/ (section)

== History ==
The [[wikipedia:cyberpunk|cyberpunk]] literature and the [[wikipedia:Hacker ethic|hacker ethics]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackers:_Heroes_of_the_Computer_Revolution] by [[wikipedia:Steven Levy|Stenve Levy]] influenced [[wikipedia:Left-libertarianism|libertarian]] rebel tech kids that already had prevision visions of a totalitarian future society owned by [[wikipedia:Government|governments]] and then by [[wikipedia:Corporation|corporations]]. Starting with [[wikipedia:Nineteen Eighty-Four|1984]], [[wikipedia:Blade Runner|blade runner]], [[wikipedia:Mona Lisa Overdrive|Mona Lisa overdrive]], [[wikipedia:Neuromancer|Neuromancer]], [[wikipedia:Hacker ethic|hacker ethics]] and the introduction of [[wikipedia:ideology|ideology]] and political thinking in [[wikipedia:Digital data|digital forms]], [[wikipedia:Mikhail Bakunin|Mikhail Bakunin]], [[wikipedia:Peter Kropotkin|Peter Kropotkin]], [[wikipedia:Emma Goldman|Emma Goldman]],  [[wikipedia:Revolutionary Catalonia|Catalonia]], [[wikipedia:Confederación Nacional del Trabajo|CNT]], [[wikipedia:Zapatista Army of National Liberation|zapatistas]]. With this influence, and modernizing ideologies to modern day the ideals with [[wikipedia:Free software movement|free software]], [https://driftingwanderer.wordpress.com/2011/05/09/taking-control-of-the-digital-means-of-production/ digital production of goods], [[wikipedia:Open-source software|open source]], [[wikipedia:Open-source hardware|open hardware]], [[wikipedia:Decentralization|Internet decentralization]], [[wikipedia:privacy|privacy]] and [[wikipedia:autonomy|autonomy]], etc.
[[File:Milicianas CNT-FAI.png|thumb|CNT-FAI Anarchist Feminists - Mujeres Libres |alt=]]
At some point the very [[wikipedia:Anti-statism|anti state]] [[wikipedia:Hacker|hackers]] found themselves reading deeper and finding true anarchist ideology and with it shifting to also confront [[wikipedia:capitalism|capitalism]], [[wikipedia:corporate power|corporate power]], and any form of [[wikipedia:oppression|oppression]], leaving behind the simplistic hacker view of distrust for government from the late 80's.
[[File:Anon Anarchist Action banner.jpg|left|thumb|Anon Anarchist Action pre-banner 2010|alt=]]
[[File:Anonanarchistaction banner at occupySF.jpg|left|thumb|Anon Anarchist Action banner at Occupy San Francisco 2011|alt=]]
When did hackers start to distrust government and corporations? [[wikipedia:Great Hacker War|1980's + hacker wars]], FBI raids, and later the [[wikipedia:Crypto Wars|Crypto Wars]] pushing middle and [[wikipedia:working class|working class]] [[wikipedia:Hacker|hackers]] to get a deeper [[wikipedia:Socioeconomic status|social-economic]] understanding of the world we live in. The parallel ramifications that somehow goes hand in hand [[wikipedia:cypherpunk|cypher punk]] and [[wikipedia:Crypto-anarchism|crypto-anarchists]][https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/04/forget-far-right-populism-crypto-anarchists-are-the-new-masters-internet-politics] movements etc. The participation of Anarchist Hackers, [[wikipedia:hacktivists|hacktivists]], [[wikipedia:Anonymous (group)|anonymous]] and such  in the [[wikipedia:Occupy movement|Occupy Movement]] mark the reference where '''anarchist hackers''' made a big difference for the first time on street not just internet [[wikipedia:activism|activism]] specially at [[wikipedia:Occupy Oakland|occupy oakland]] and [[wikipedia:occupy San Francisco|occupy San Francisco]].  

During the years many names in the tech world have presented [[wikipedia:Manifesto|manifestos]] of [[wikipedia:revolutionary politics|revolutionary politics]] regarding the [[wikipedia:hacker culture|hacker culture]]. In 2003 big names in the [[wikipedia:Free software movement|free software]] community like [[wikipedia:Eric S. Raymond|Eric B Raymon]] with his [[wikipedia:Jargon File|Jargon files]] or  [[wikipedia:Eben Moglen|Eben Moglen]] with his The [http://emoglen.law.columbia.edu/publications/dcm.html dotCommunistManifesto] later on [[wikipedia:Aaron Swartz|Aaron Swartz]] wrote the [[wikipedia:Guerrilla open access manifesto|Guerrila Open Access Manifesto]][http://archive.org/details/GuerillaOpenAccessManifesto]. 

Out of the mention above on i2p some hacktivist decided to organize and write their own manifesto directly positioning an anarchist hacker manifesto, was the pioneer one made around when anonymous was born, a couple rewritten versions later and we have a [https://medium.com/your-anon-central/the-anarchohacker-manifesto-2018-86f1bcc9613b 2018 one with updated content].    

Several notorious groups and individuals have come out of this movement like [[wikipedia:riseup|riseup]][https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/01/security-not-crime-unless-youre-anarchist][https://www.theverge.com/2014/4/15/5614652/deny-the-machine] and [[wikipedia:Antisec Movement|antisec]] also of course anarchist hacker spaces like [[wikipedia:noisebridge|noisebridge]][http://newworker.co/mag/anatomy-anarchist-hackerspace/][https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsiYTBQpIJ8] in San Francisco and [[wikipedia:C-base|C-Base]] in Berlin among others.  
[[File:Free Anarchaos flag.png|thumb|Free Anarchaos]]
There are many hidden '''anarchist hackers''' but [[wikipedia:Jeremy Hammond|Jeremy Hammond]] was the first self described Anarchist hacker to get caught[https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/28/jeremy-hammond-anonymous-hacker-guilty-stratfor_n_3347215.html?guccounter=1][https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/fbi-wanted-hacker-jeremy-hammond-cats-password/story?id=26884738]

Anarchist hackers first organized as such, and still roam the realms of the [[wikipedia:I2P|i2p darknet]] this is when many got together between 2010 and 2011 to [http://libcom.org/news/anonymous-anarchist-action-hacktivist-group-founded-10032011 form the first collectives] made of the exclusive participation by anarchist and other left leaning radicals

- This is when the Anarchist hackers reached maturity -