Hot on the heels of Spain's recent arrest of three members of the hacking group known as "Anonymous," Turkish police are now claiming to have rounded up an additional 32 members of the group.

Hot on the heels of Spain's recent arrest of three members of the hacking group known as "Anonymous," Turkish police are now claiming to have rounded up an additional 32 members of the group.

According to Security Week:

"The Anatolia news agency said today that the suspects were taken into custody after conducting raids in a dozen cities for suspected ties to Anonymous.

The group recently targeted Web sites of the country's telecommunications watchdog, the prime minister's office and parliament as a protest to Turkey's plans to introduce Internet filters."

Spanish authorities arrested three members late last week with alleged ties to the infamous PlayStation Network hacks. The BBC reports that in retaliation to the arrests in Spain, other members of Anonymous apparently knocked Spain's police website offline for about an hour yesterday.