Liberty Network

The Liberty Network, or L.net, was a revolutionary new computer network, which had as main feature almost complete anonimity. L.net communicated via electromagnetic waves, using "Liberty Nodes", small tranceivers which could be placed on rooftops and costed less than $100. The data on these waves were heavily encrypted using an unknown programming language which operated at machine level and worked only on the specialized tranceivers. The maximum download- and uploadspeed was, however, only 1 MB/s.

L.net was the birthplace of the Liberty Anarchist Movement (LAM), many also think the LAM invented L.net.

Later decryption
Around 2104, a team of cryptographers decrypted the L.net code, and found a host of references and sources. The creation of L.net was credited to DarthAnarchin, who, after a lot of research was found to be Silvestr Liška, a Czech male, whose hobby was programming. He was also secretly a fanatic believer of anarchy. A couple of (also anarchist) friends then wrote the list of ideals that formed the basis for LAM, but soon the movement got out of control. As every type of communication on L.net was anonymous, you had no idea who you were talking to.

As the movement (and the network) spiralled out of control, Liška had never intended all the violence, he tried to take down the network, but failed. He comitted suicide on April 2nd, 2021. The amount of information found is mostly because of a diary, which had been found and stored away by a friend, who, when contacted by NAC authorities in 2105, published it.