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Originally Posted by LazyHippy
Interesting to see the hackers fighting on the same side as myspace, really it should be down to murdoch to clean up his fuckin site rather than just figuring out more ways to influence the users and use their info for his personal gain.
I agree it was out of order for them to take down DT, but if what the statement says is correct and Millnic chose to ignore reports of phishing, then fair enough.
Next time bring down murdochspace though. If ya can hit murdoch where it hurts - take out a fox news or sky datacentre (or please... hack the sun). Make News Corp share prices plummet then they might take notice and stop this shit.
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Although networks don't help by not being able to respond to all complaints i feel that it is myspace's responsibility to clean up the website. They have already taken significant steps to end phishing but there has still not been a fix. I am friends with the head of myspace abuse (jason w.) and he has told me they work really hard on getting rid of spam. Its nearly impossible for a website to rid of all spam and that is what needs to be realized. Look at e-mail it is filled with spam and nobody can seem to end the bursts of spam we receive. Its pretty much the same thing