hmm, reconstructing the timeline of events, the trigger may have been tweet 776497511594860544 after all and it was just misguided antispam
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which would be stupid since the domain has long been grabbed but understandable - nobody ever cleans spam filters.
anyway good night
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no, I suspect the domain, people used to advertise the LOIC on twitter during anonops and probably other times
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it's ~arguably~ malware (esp. with all the trojaned versions around), and nobody cleans out old antispam lists (source: experience)