Forbes reported that “CIA TANGO DOWN” reads an Anonymous-affiliated Twitter account. It’s military-speak for eliminating a hostile force that has infilitrated hacker circles as an announcement of a successful attack.

CIA.gov was taken down Friday afternoon, and Anonymous hackers seem to be taking credit for the latest in a series of high-profile internet attacks that have included the FBI, Foxconn, the State of Alabama, the Boston Police, the Oakland Police, and many more.

The CIA probably doesn’t store much classified information on its website, but even symbolic attacks like this continue to give the impression that Anonymous is running unchecked.

Tensions have been running high between law enforcement and hacker groups due to the controversy concerning controversial copyright legislation such as SOPA, PIPA, TPP and ACTA, as well as crackdowns on Occupy protests. The new year has been an especially volatile time in what seems to be an escalating war for the internet, and there aren’t any signs that either side will be relenting any time soon.