Hackers often like to dump the compromised data in pastebin but pastebin didn’t take too kindly to its service being used that way, and pledged to delete posts which it considered to be abusing the service. Also, allegedly pastebin gave the IP addresses of hackers to the authorities.
In order to overcome this problem , Anonymous launched their own service.
In a press release issued Tuesday, Anonymous and a group calling itself the People's Liberation Front announced about the new site called AnonPaste(www.AnonPaste.tk), claims it will allow users to post sensitive material without fear of being tracked down.
Hackers claimed the new service will be free from logs, censorship and advertisements. All pastes are encrypted by the browser using 256 bit AES encryption.
"We feel that it is essential that everyone, and especially those in the movement - have a safe and secure paste service that they can trust with their valuable and often politically sensitive material. As always, we believe in the radical notion that information should be free." Hackers said in the press release.
