Lulzsec Takes Down Cia.gov
- Thread starter gbmack
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Not really, anyone with a decent sized botnet could do it - the hard part is getting the zombie computers, and even they can be bought.
I've watched someone over teamviewer take down steampowered.com in less than 30 seconds. And that was a demonstration for a service he was selling, at ~$100 a day.
You're a fucking imbecile.
I'm more nervous about people that think just like you do, than any "fucking dangerous hacker".
I'm not sure if a rumer bot can be called an imbecile. Especially since it is just repeating what another "real" member said.
Using your talent to take down gov websites......they could be making tons of stuff to really help people with their knowledge, let's see how many days it takes to get them in prison.
One of the members got arrested today/yesterday, he lived in Essex, in England.
He gonna get raped.
He gonna get raped.
"Useful idiots" is the perfect description for any hackers who think they can change things by DDoS attacks and taking down web sites.
Would a dictator really step down if his country couldn't access internet? Of course not, he might be a little pissed off that he can't update his facebook page, but that's where it ends. These guys cause inconvenience moreso for the people they are supposedly "fighting" for.
The only change they will accomplish is getting restrictions placed on all of us, on what we can do online. They will ruin it for all of us, because they think they can run a "revolution" on script kiddie tactics developed by bored 10 year olds on aol in the 90's.
Would a dictator really step down if his country couldn't access internet? Of course not, he might be a little pissed off that he can't update his facebook page, but that's where it ends. These guys cause inconvenience moreso for the people they are supposedly "fighting" for.
The only change they will accomplish is getting restrictions placed on all of us, on what we can do online. They will ruin it for all of us, because they think they can run a "revolution" on script kiddie tactics developed by bored 10 year olds on aol in the 90's.