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Serene Python
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Posted - 2011.06.15 00:40:00 -
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 Originally by: Acac Sunflyier
At first I found LulzSec's shenanigans amusing. But as they attack more and more gaming networks, they're alienating more and more of their fans. I for one wasn't amused that I couldn't log into eve, or League of Legends, or watch videos on The Escapist's website. As they continue on gallivanting around the web Lulzing at security, they're going to find that more and more people aren't Lulzing with them. My day was pretty much offline. So -3 LulzSec. -1 for killing eve when i wanted to play that. Minus another one for killing my backup. And, -1 for killing Yahtzee.
So wait, as long as someones damages don't bother you everything is fine? I for one am glad then that LulzSec took down several games/websites you like.
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Kewso
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Posted - 2011.06.15 00:45:00 -
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By the Power of Greyskull!
I haz da Powar!
anywho it was amusing but seems mess with gamers day is done for today
From twitter:
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LulzSec The Lulz Boat 5000 missed calls and 2500 voicemails from today. The Lulz Boat must sail off and organize itself. Hope you enjoyed #TitanicTakeoverTuesday! 21 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply
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da go
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Posted - 2011.06.15 00:57:00 -
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Originally by: Hesperius
Originally by: da go
What's the FBI got to do with this?
Just going to leave this here.
That guy compromised an american server of an american company. CCP's server is not in the USA and CCP is not an american company.
Originally by: Kara Audanie
Edited by: Kara Audanie on 15/06/2011 00:10:23
Edited by: Kara Audanie on 15/06/2011 00:01:13
Originally by: da go
Originally by: Kara Audanie
I am wondering if CCP have submitted a log of IPs that are related to DDOS attack to the FBI as a tip. I assume they probably have done this already?
What's the FBI got to do with this? The target network is in London and the attacker is most probably not in the USA. Also the IPs of the machines that attacked are totally irrelevant as they are random windows machines operated by unsuspecting users that have absolutely no clue. In fact your one could as well be one of them. It's not the botnet that they need to go after but the botmaster.
Well... for one... Lulzsec organization have a landline phone number (http://twitter.com/lulzsec) that led to Harrisburg, OH. I can assume that there are some American hackers responsible although we cannot arrest all those who are responsible, which is appropriate for FBI to handle this. The idea is to follow the trail whoever is pulling the string, although this doesn't always work. (It doesn't stop us from arresting hackers though.) It best to give FBI some tips than not to.
LulzSec are the same guys that did sony network, Bethesda, Senate.gov and even the **** FBI Friday. I never meant to say that FBI is not interested in them. Also FBI know that number (it's in the USA but today that means nothing, it could be skype, google or even just a virtual landline). What I mean is that this specific attack is not under FBI jurisdiction. Also the IP addresses of the bots in the botnet are not very interesting to FBI (they may be interesting to the guys handling BGP configs because if they have regional correlation future attacks can be easy to mitigate at tier1 as soon as they are spotted, but they are useless to FBI). Tier1 network operators are very aware of what happened and surely have plenty of logs and statistics of today DDOS rampage. There's no need for CCP to collect and provide that info. CCP's concern is defending their own ASN. Level3 (and their peers) are more likely to be the ones concerned with the problem at large.
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jowming
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Posted - 2011.06.15 01:12:00 -
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wonder if those ibm monoliths ccp got in not to long ago helped keep back the assault those are pretty and shiny want one for the living room will protect me at night
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Katrina Cortez
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Posted - 2011.06.15 01:12:00 -
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Their phone number is probably ran through a VOIP like skype... you can pick any phone number that is available. They could be from/or at any location.
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Salene Gralois
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Posted - 2011.06.15 01:47:00 -
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Originally by: Katrina Cortez
Edited by: Katrina Cortez on 15/06/2011 01:23:13
Their phone number is probably ran through a VOIP like skype... you can pick any phone number that is available. They could be from/or at any location.
The FBI's cybercrime division is more than capable of tracing IP addresses and phone numbers. Which more than likely will lead to phony names, stolen credit cards, cell phones etc.
It's a fairly easy trail to follow. It might take time to clear the underbrush, but easy nonetheless.
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CCP Wrangler
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Posted - 2011.06.15 01:52:00 -
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Please continue the discussion in this forum thread.
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