Anonymous attacks Leveson and ICO websites The Leveson Inquiry website was offline for around half an hour, while Alastair Campbell was giving evidence, while the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) website remains down at the time of writing. A group calling itself the "Anon Ateam" said on Twitter that it had launched the attack "in protest against the corruption within the Leveson Inquiry." In a post on its Tumblr page, the Anon Ateam described "OpLeveson" with a series of allegations about the handling of the Leveson Inquiry and the behaviour of Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt. The group said: "Anonymous refuses to sit by and watch this inquiry allow members of this Government to commit serious crimes and for that injustice to go unpunished." The same group claimed responsibility for attacks yesterday on the websites of the ICO, the Supreme Court and Theresa May, the Home Secretary. Those attacks were said to be in protest against Britain's extradition policy. Anonymous, which has targeted organisations from the Catholic church to Finnish neo-Nazis, styles itself as a leaderless collective to which anyone can claim membership.