PayPal, Symantec hacked as Anonymous begins November 5 hacking spree
As it becomes the 5th of November around the world, Anonymous announced a hacking spree that has claimed many websites and a few databases - plus a planned V For Vendetta reenactment at the Houses of Parliament.
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