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Zelda Wei Caldari New Horizon Trade Exchange	Posted - 2011.06.16 00:26:00 - [151] Edited by: Zelda Wei on 16/06/2011 00:26:52 Anonymous members arrested in Turkey. LuzerSec better be stocked up with soap on a rope. Soap is serious business in prison.
Ranger 1 Amarr Paragon Fury Cascade Imminent	Posted - 2011.06.16 00:28:00 - [152] Originally by: Miilla Does Lulzsec know about 21st June Incarna Patch day? Just askin. I'm more concerned about the tournament this weekend. ===== The world will not end in 2012, however there will be a serious nerf to Planetary Interaction.
Orlacc	Posted - 2011.06.16 00:37:00 - [153] Why EVE? No offense, but it's not the biggest game out there. The biggest MMO has not been attacked on a large scale yet. Sony was attacked through the PS3. So why EVE? Makes you wonder. Lulzsec=nullsec?? Somebody's bots got banned?
Fordosan Banzai	Posted - 2011.06.16 00:40:00 - [154] Originally by: Orlacc Why EVE? No offense, but it's not the biggest game out there. The biggest MMO has not been attacked on a large scale yet. Sony was attacked through the PS3. So why EVE? Makes you wonder. Lulzsec=nullsec?? Somebody's bots got banned? I was thinking the same thing. At least one member of lulzsec has to play EVE, that's the only reason they would attack it so aggressively. I'm thinking that they're xbox owners, which would explain both the sony hack and these EVE hacks.
Bubbles Udan	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:05:00 - [155] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jjDfX7JznQ Do any of these guy's have eve accounts? :P
Long Huung	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:09:00 - [156] To put this in simple terms; This is an interruption of international commerce by an Technologically adept terrorist group. I am also strongly of the opinion that such idiots should be wiped from existence, killed, snuffed, terminated, etc. All they will do is continue to do so, unless stopped. If I were one of the CEO's, COO's, CFO's, of any of the affected companies then I would be calling my fellow victims and pool our resources while lobbying my government(s) to get off their butts as these guys threaten all of us, and also hire our own detective firm. Offer large monetary rewards also works well for good information. Then with the list of guilty conspirators names that will always be found if enough effort is put forth - hire mercenaries/professional problem solvers if you will. Ideally the national intelligence groups would do the killing for the companies, they are much more efficient at plausible deniability."PROBLEM SOLVED" Quickly, efficiently and consistently each & every damn time. When all such malicious hackers are treated this way then we will have much less volume to deal with. Would you risk your life if you knew this is what happens to you and your friends when caught?
J Random Tax Protestants Epsilon Shimmy Alliance	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:13:00 - [157] Originally by: Solstice Project e "operation". Why the hell is nobody even thinking about the possibility that this is a real threat! Because it's not a real threat. Outside some rich western kids who have never existed outside social media and have no concept of "go outside and play" the rest of the world will move on just fine if the internet (lets just for argument sake the entire thing via a global DDoS) went down. We would all wake up, get breakfast, go to work, and have electricity. Believe it or not the world existed before 2004. De Oppresso Liber
Dimitri Fukoyama	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:18:00 - [158] Originally by: Long Huung To put this in simple terms; This is an interruption of international commerce by an Technologically adept terrorist group. I am also strongly of the opinion that such idiots should be wiped from existence, killed, snuffed, terminated, etc. All they will do is continue to do so, unless stopped. If I were one of the CEO's, COO's, CFO's, of any of the affected companies then I would be calling my fellow victims and pool our resources while lobbying my government(s) to get off their butts as these guys threaten all of us, and also hire our own detective firm. Offer large monetary rewards also works well for good information. Then with the list of guilty conspirators names that will always be found if enough effort is put forth - hire mercenaries/professional problem solvers if you will. Ideally the national intelligence groups would do the killing for the companies, they are much more efficient at plausible deniability."PROBLEM SOLVED" Quickly, efficiently and consistently each & every damn time. When all such malicious hackers are treated this way then we will have much less volume to deal with. Would you risk your life if you knew this is what happens to you and your friends when caught? Is that you, Erik Prince?
Snake Scofield	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:41:00 - [159] Hopefully thejester will help take down these kidiots.
Alexia Xavior	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:46:00 - [160] I'm guessing that CCP do not own one of These

CCP Wrangler	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:51:00 - [161] The CCP Security Task Force reports that all servers and services are functioning normally. Thanks again for your patience. Wrangler Senior Community Manager CCP Hf, EVE Online Contact us If it's stupid but works, it isn't stupid.

Alexia Xavior	Posted - 2011.06.16 01:56:00 - [162] Yay, until the same time tommorrow then
Rakamy	Posted - 2011.06.16 02:01:00 - [163] Originally by: Alexia Xavior Yay, until the same time tommorrow then Hopefully not, but I would not be surprised one bit.
III ZiggyBang Amarr	Posted - 2011.06.16 02:03:00 - [164] APIis still down? Seems to be, finding it hard to get clear info here. could we update the OP please with progress on the API. TY
Typecast	Posted - 2011.06.16 02:31:00 - [165] Originally by: Orlacc Why EVE? No offense, but it's not the biggest game out there. The biggest MMO has not been attacked on a large scale yet. Sony was attacked through the PS3. So why EVE? Makes you wonder. Lulzsec=nullsec?? Somebody's bots got banned? Probably did it for a laugh and then discovered it was easy to get CCP to shut their whole network down, so they did it again. I doubt they're targeting Eve because they have something against it, it's easy publicity. I hope CCP have a backup plan for AT this weekend in case it happens again. Maybe a Dev Q&A, Incarna talk, take questions from players and the experts/commentators in Iceland etc. (would be a fairly large audience too, because many players not interested in AT9 would probably tune in, as well as those who want to know wtf is going on). Could easily turn a negative event into a positive one - or at least a not so negative one! Although if their network is down they probably won't be able to stream any video :(
Cyrus Doul E0 Corp	Posted - 2011.06.16 03:03:00 - [166] Originally by: Typecast Originally by: Orlacc Why EVE? No offense, but it's not the biggest game out there. The biggest MMO has not been attacked on a large scale yet. Sony was attacked through the PS3. So why EVE? Makes you wonder. Lulzsec=nullsec?? Somebody's bots got banned? Probably did it for a laugh and then discovered it was easy to get CCP to shut their whole network down, so they did it again. I doubt they're targeting Eve because they have something against it, it's easy publicity. I hope CCP have a backup plan for AT this weekend in case it happens again. Maybe a Dev Q&A, Incarna talk, take questions from players and the experts/commentators in Iceland etc. (would be a fairly large audience too, because many players not interested in AT9 would probably tune in, as well as those who want to know wtf is going on). Could easily turn a negative event into a positive one - or at least a not so negative one! Although if their network is down they probably won't be able to stream any video :( To streaming video IDK, To actually having the tournament they could just use one of their dev servers and tell both teams to submit the fit they have by say, Sat 00:00 time so its right by the tournament time but not directly when Lulzsec would want to attack. CCP gives them that fit on the test server, then any ship that is lost on there is removed or even killed (the winners want their mails) on TQ later. Its a logical fix.
Riley Moore Sentinum Research	Posted - 2011.06.16 04:46:00 - [167] Local reports saying they ddos'd and attempted to hack the CIA website. Honestly knowing the agency, lulsec's hubris will be their downfall. They only need to arrest the Americans involved. Under the patriot act they can get them to speak and tell everything they know. I believed they got carried away and have now crossed a line of no return. --- Sentinum Research Store
MrCoolShades	Posted - 2011.06.16 05:40:00 - [168] What happens to skill training when the API/servers are taking off line?
Byronius Caldari Universalis Imperium Tactical Narcotics Team	Posted - 2011.06.16 05:50:00 - [169] I guess after all this brew-ha-ha is said and done, I still fail to find the 'Lulz' in LulzSec. Quite frankly, Thank you CCP for doing the right thing, right away.
P42ALPHA Gallente DeadOn.	Posted - 2011.06.16 07:15:00 - [170] Edited by: P42ALPHA on 16/06/2011 07:16:29 Edited by: P42ALPHA on 16/06/2011 07:15:35 Get home from work, figure I would see something on the news about the infamous LuLz. Cause, well they do claim to have hacked the CIA for crying out loud, all dissapointed was about to go to bed and finaly found some news about them. Enjoy. QQ
Cyaxares II	Posted - 2011.06.16 07:36:00 - [171] Edited by: Cyaxares II on 16/06/2011 07:36:44 Originally by: DeceivingApperance please don't think that these guys are actually good. they're not if you REALLY want to end up in jail for a long time (no, people like that don't get government jobs) then you can google yourself to this amount of knowledge using other peoples tools and knowhow to get into places with penetrable security isn't magic im not saying they are dumb, or that trained monkeys could do it, but any programmer can with some effort there's a reason people don't do it, and certainly not brag about it: a single mistake and your life as you know it, is over "good" (in a moral sense) and "lawful" are two very different concepts.
Miilla Minmatar Hulkageddon Orphanage	Posted - 2011.06.16 08:20:00 - [172] Originally by: Zelda Wei Edited by: Zelda Wei on 16/06/2011 00:26:52 Anonymous members arrested in Turkey. LuzerSec better be stocked up with soap on a rope. Soap is serious business in prison. Anon != Lulzsec. The hunt is on for Anon, as part of the WikiLeaks Wars... Nobody is hunting Lulz seriously. They are too busy after Anon because Anon is a huge POLITICAL thread, Lulz is not.
Andreus Ixiris Gallente Mixed Metaphor	Posted - 2011.06.16 08:21:00 - [173] I don't think some of you really understand just how difficult tracking these people actually is. I strongly suspect that they've co-opted one of the major botnets. For the uninitiated, a botnet is a large number of computers all affected by a specific strain of virus, with a listening protocol of some kind (the ghetto ones use an IRC channel, but there are more sophisticated and less obvious ways of doing it) by which a controller can give them instructions. This controller is sometimes itself an infected machine being given instructions remotely. When the correct command is given, they all execute it simultaneously - almost always a DDoS of some description. The IPs that the victim sees will be these infected machines, spread all over the world. Tracking the machine which sent the original command - and from there, tracking the human from which that command originated - is much, much harder. Even if this is not the way they're doing it, I very highly doubt LulzSec are just running LOIC from their home PCs. They're narcissistic, arrogant and reckless but they're not stupid. ----- Andreus Ixiris CEO, Mixed Metaphor
Miilla Minmatar Hulkageddon Orphanage	Posted - 2011.06.16 08:29:00 - [174] Originally by: Andreus Ixiris I don't think some of you really understand just how difficult tracking these people actually is. I strongly suspect that they've co-opted one of the major botnets. For the uninitiated, a botnet is a large number of computers all affected by a specific strain of virus, with a listening protocol of some kind (the ghetto ones use an IRC channel, but there are more sophisticated and less obvious ways of doing it) by which a controller can give them instructions. This controller is sometimes itself an infected machine being given instructions remotely. When the correct command is given, they all execute it simultaneously - almost always a DDoS of some description. The IPs that the victim sees will be these infected machines, spread all over the world. Tracking the machine which sent the original command - and from there, tracking the human from which that command originated - is much, much harder. Even if this is not the way they're doing it, I very highly doubt LulzSec are just running LOIC from their home PCs. They're narcissistic, arrogant and reckless but they're not stupid. No it isn't. The governments WANT ANON, not Lulzsec. Lulz actually is useful for the governments, soon the people will be crying for the governments help (they are now) to CLAMP DOWN on INTERNET TERRORISTS. Anyway, to find them just follow the sound of cackling and swelling egos.
JitaBUGz TheGreat Caldari Science and Trade Institute	Posted - 2011.06.16 09:09:00 - [175] Originally by: Miilla Originally by: Andreus Ixiris I don't think some of you really understand just how difficult tracking these people actually is. I strongly suspect that they've co-opted one of the major botnets. For the uninitiated, a botnet is a large number of computers all affected by a specific strain of virus, with a listening protocol of some kind (the ghetto ones use an IRC channel, but there are more sophisticated and less obvious ways of doing it) by which a controller can give them instructions. This controller is sometimes itself an infected machine being given instructions remotely. When the correct command is given, they all execute it simultaneously - almost always a DDoS of some description. The IPs that the victim sees will be these infected machines, spread all over the world. Tracking the machine which sent the original command - and from there, tracking the human from which that command originated - is much, much harder. Even if this is not the way they're doing it, I very highly doubt LulzSec are just running LOIC from their home PCs. They're narcissistic, arrogant and reckless but they're not stupid. No it isn't. The governments WANT ANON, not Lulzsec. Lulz actually is useful for the governments, soon the people will be crying for the governments help (they are now) to CLAMP DOWN on INTERNET TERRORISTS. Anyway, to find them just follow the sound of cackling and swelling egos. YUP YUP 10/10
Miilla Minmatar Hulkageddon Orphanage	Posted - 2011.06.16 09:12:00 - [176] Edited by: Miilla on 16/06/2011 09:13:40 Originally by: JitaBUGz TheGreat Originally by: Miilla Originally by: Andreus Ixiris I don't think some of you really understand just how difficult tracking these people actually is. I strongly suspect that they've co-opted one of the major botnets. For the uninitiated, a botnet is a large number of computers all affected by a specific strain of virus, with a listening protocol of some kind (the ghetto ones use an IRC channel, but there are more sophisticated and less obvious ways of doing it) by which a controller can give them instructions. This controller is sometimes itself an infected machine being given instructions remotely. When the correct command is given, they all execute it simultaneously - almost always a DDoS of some description. The IPs that the victim sees will be these infected machines, spread all over the world. Tracking the machine which sent the original command - and from there, tracking the human from which that command originated - is much, much harder. Even if this is not the way they're doing it, I very highly doubt LulzSec are just running LOIC from their home PCs. They're narcissistic, arrogant and reckless but they're not stupid. No it isn't. The governments WANT ANON, not Lulzsec. Lulz actually is useful for the governments, soon the people will be crying for the governments help (they are now) to CLAMP DOWN on INTERNET TERRORISTS. Anyway, to find them just follow the sound of cackling and swelling egos. YUP YUP 10/10 Here is how it works.. Step 1: Problem ---> Internet games taken down annoying off people Step 2: Reaction --> People are outraged and demand action Step 3: Solution --> Governments get what they want at the request (step 2) of the people with no / little resitance (the people demanded it) Lulzsec are called "useful idiots".
Bubbles Udan	Posted - 2011.06.16 09:13:00 - [177] Originally by: Miilla The governments WANT ANON, not Lulzsec. Lulz actually is useful for the governments, soon the people will be crying for the governments help (they are now) to CLAMP DOWN on INTERNET TERRORISTS. Anyway, to find them just follow the sound of cackling and swelling egos. Lulzec has already been found and had their logical machines seized.
Miilla Minmatar Hulkageddon Orphanage	Posted - 2011.06.16 09:15:00 - [178] Originally by: Bubbles Udan Originally by: Miilla The governments WANT ANON, not Lulzsec. Lulz actually is useful for the governments, soon the people will be crying for the governments help (they are now) to CLAMP DOWN on INTERNET TERRORISTS. Anyway, to find them just follow the sound of cackling and swelling egos. Lulzec has already been found and had their logical machines seized. Got a link?
Bubbles Udan	Posted - 2011.06.16 09:23:00 - [179] The internet doesn't work that way and I have already posted some of their identities in this thread :P
Deviana Sevidon Gallente Panta-Rhei Butterfly Effect Alliance	Posted - 2011.06.16 11:25:00 - [180] Bioware was also hit, apparently hackers got data from their legacy games forum. Quote: Disclaimer: All mentioned above contains my opinion and is therefore an absolute truth (for me anyway, my universe, muhahaha.....ok, done

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