Hackers attack Anglo American websites

[w1z4rd]

all it will make them do is ensure their data is far more secure.

About time then. Their chasing of the bottom line has lead them to leave gaping holes in their IT security which means their cheapness is putting your personal data at risk.

 

[Creag]

I support this action. Go Anonymous!!!!

Are you out of your mind? Supporting the gratuitous invasion of other people's property makes you part of the problem. The world can only get worse with that sort of mindless violation. Ugly.

I directly own around 500 shares in Anglos.
How has revealing my personal details helped the cause?

And btw way your parents will own anglos shares via their pension.
I take it you don't own any because you must be around 14 years old.

@Peon, you clearly do not think before you post? That or your view on life is incredibly narrow.

Like Arthur and Alf said, there is nothing that justifies the hackers committing crime. Nothing. There are other ways and means of drawing attention to and tackling the likes of Anglo. Hacking isn't one of them.

Two wrongs do not equal "a right"!

 

[acidrain]

Cool. Sorry if I came across to strongly.

No worries. It's exactly why I edited it. Even I read it and went wait... this is going to come across wrong

 

[Ou grote]

Someone should hack Nedbank.

Anglos and quite a few other resource shares are in the green index.
http://www.capital.nedbank.co.za/nedbank/action/media/downloadFile?media_fileid=1644


http://www.moneyweb.co.za/moneyweb-...nks-green-index-outperforms-the-alsi-and-sri-

Nedbank BettaBeta Green ETF (BGreen ETF)

In our commitment to accelerate South Africa's transition to a greener economy, we developed the Nedbank BettaBeta Green ETF. You now have the opportunity to show your commitment to the environment by buying into a green investment.

Introducing the Green Premium into your portfolio performance

In July 2011, we launched the Nedbank Green Index which measures the performance of the top 'green' companies on the JSE. Listed on the JSE, the BGreen ETF enables investment in companies that have been rated by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) as being amongst the best disclosers on climate change issues and the strongest performers in responding to climate change. More than this, the BGreen ETF also rewards companies that have registered Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects based in South Africa with the United Nations. As such, the BGreen ETF is not subject to the vagaries of any individual's intuition on how 'green' a company is, but rather on actual ratings awarded by the eminent CDP body.

The Nedbank BGreen ETF offers investment into a broad range of financial, industrial and resources shares, and will enable you to gain diversification from your investment that closely mirrors the overall South African economy. The current Top Ten constituents of the Nedbank Green Index are: Gold Fields, British American Tobacco, Woolworths, Exxaro Resources, Remgro, Nedbank, Pick ‘n Pay, Mondi, Northam and Clicks.

The Nedbank Green Index has outperformed the general market by more than 30% since inception in June 2008, dispelling the myth that responsible investing results in underperformance.

The BGreen ETF is aimed at a wide-ranging market; from parents wanting to save money for their children's future, to pension fund trustees wanting to act on their commitment to the Code of Responsible Investment in South Africa (CRISA), to retail and institutional investors requiring an investment tool designed around high levels of sustainability and responsibility.

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And someone should hack the JSE.

They're also in J100 - Socially responsible index and for good measure, they're in the Shariah indices as well.