The headline is a little awkward, but the interesting thing here is that Anonymous is now doing analysis on the books of corporations. It's unclear how much of this is based on public information vs. leaked information, or really what the goals are.
However, the twitter tag line "Taking down corporations for the lulz" reads as though it's indiscriminate, and not just targeting organizations deceiving the public or breaking the law.
It's worth mentioning that the value of releasing a properly timed anonymous analysis report on a company could be enormous for a properly positioned market player. If you research a company, discover fraud like this, take a massive short position, then release the information you gathered to someone like Anonymous for them to disseminate, you could potentially make billions, depending on the liquidity of the stock.
In short selling, one of the great risks is that the company you have identified as troubled will not collapse during the window of time for which you have shorted it. Something like this would completely solve that problem -- and better yet, without any direct, traceable links between you as the investor and you as the research originator, so the risk of being caught on some kind of insider trading charge is minimized.
However, the twitter tag line "Taking down corporations for the lulz" reads as though it's indiscriminate, and not just targeting organizations deceiving the public or breaking the law.