the photos hit the online community, this actor has stepped forward and said that the monster photographed by the Chinese tourist was actually him relieving himself in the woods and taking a break from work. Over the weekend I and my friends went to the mountains to take a mini sci-fi film. And when I was having a pee a person popped up and took pictures of me and shot away, the science fiction actor reportedly explains in a statement.Needless to say, the actor was not exactly thrilled to find out that somebody had taken photos of him in that rather compromising position and had even posted them online. Thus, he says that, all things considered, he was pretty embarrassed by this incident.As much sense as the idea that the creature in the Chinese tourist's photos was not a Gollum-like monster but a man in disguise might make, word has it that some believe the actor's story to be just a cover-up and that the hills near Beijing are in fact home to a yet-to-be-identified creature. Chinese tourists claims to have snapped photos of Gollum-like monster Anonymous Takes Down World Cup Site After Issuing Warnings . Before the World Cup even started, hacktivists promised to take down several sites, including those of sponsors to the sporting event. Last night, one World Cup website went down and it hasn 't been restored just yet.The www.worldcup2014.gov.br website was disrupted by hacktivists, effectively ruining the competition for some.Incapsula, a company that deals with online security and provides protection to various domains, including against DDoS attacks, has been waiting for the attacks ever since the World Cup kicked off last week. ldquo'the attacks on feedly and Evernote are important and troubling all on their own. However, that they were executed in the same week that Anonymous announced they were prepping a widescale attack on FIFA 's World Cup sponsors even more troubling, Marc Gaffan, co-founder and chief business officer at Incapsula, told Softpedia.He explains that often prior to large attacks, hackers will flex their muscles by attacking other targets, which guarantees that when the real strike comes, their resources are working at 100 percent. Further evidence of this is that some of the fut coins official government sites we work with have seen an escalation in DDoS activity in the last week. What we ;re seeing with Evernote and feedly might just be a prelude to the real show, Gaffan said.The fact that the attack was a success despite all the extra warning the organizers had is a surprise, but not a very big one. In fact, Incapsula 's Igal Zeifman, product evangelist, pointed out that the situation is a reminder as to why organizations should always re-evaluate their DDoS protection or risk facing the consequences, such as it happened now.Nowadays it is easier than ever to perform high level DDoS attacks which makes the situation that much more important since it looks like Anonymous' threats weren 't taken seriously at all.