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Internet Backbone DDOS "Largest Ever"
wontonenigma writes "It seems that yesterday the root servers of the internet were attacked in a massive Distributed DoS manner. I mean jeeze, only 4 or 5 out of 13 survived according to the WashPost. Check out the orignal Washington Post Article here."
This just might be the work of a terroist group launching a cyber attack, maybe even china? I hope we don't see more of these
How about FreeDOS? It free (both price and freedom), and it's the only legal way to flash your BIOS now that Windoze XP get rid of MS-DOS once and for all.
Is it true that the root servers all run IIS??
Oh my God! This means that Slashdot might have been without this for a few minutes. How would it ever survive!?!?!?!?!
That is all.
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Verisign, home of the root server.
Python. If you code in anything else, you're a crack-addicted monkey whore.
Python. Unless you're coding in anything else, you're a cock-sucking goat ass.
Actually you can view googles cache of a jpeg that shows really well how the internet handles DDoS attacks. Google Cache [google.com] It is really interesting!
Can someone tell me why the oh so mighty FBI had a comment in that article? I mean its the Internet, its not owned by the US (well... hmmm no its not... I think) If the FBI as anything do say in that case, so do the Mounties, and huh the Croatian Secret Service. Blah. me is rantin again. But still. I'd like to know why the FBI is a reference in that case. Shouldnt they come up with an Int'l 'net Police or something?
Those that survived were running DJBDNS (ok, stupid troll)
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