Project Zorgo

Project Zorgo

Formation	c.  2018
Type	Hacker Group
Purpose	Internet vigilantism
Region served	Global

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Project Zorgo is a group that claims it targets racism, clickbait, and scamming. Project Zorgo claimed responsibility for taking down YouTube in October 2018. They also have claimed to hack the YouTube trending page in the past. They say that their purpose is to monitor and police the internet. .

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