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What Happened to Blue Security

shadowknot writes "Blue Security has published a detailed account of the attack on their servers perpetrated by spammer "PharmaMaster". The attack included a DDoS attack on the Blue Security operational system and a Black Hole filtering attack on the Blue Security website. From the article: "The first attack was to block worldwide access to Blue Security's corporate website (www.bluesecurity.com) by tampering with the Internet backbone using a technique called "Blackhole Filtering". The Second attack was a DDoS attack on Blue Security's operational system."

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  1. If they were attacked... by The+MAZZTer · · Score: 5, Funny

    ...they must be doing something right! I'm signing up.

    Thanks PharmaMaster for referring me!

  2. Re:Blackmail tactics by Urusai · · Score: 5, Funny

    "...we'll fight them at the routers, we'll fight them on the backbone, we'll fight them at the ISP, we'll fight them at the firewall; we shall never surrender."

  3. I'd love to meet that spammer... by eno2001 · · Score: 3, Funny

    ...and show him my SIG. [DUKE NUKEM MODE]Come get some[/DUKE NUKEM MODE]

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    -"...bad old ideas look confusingly fresh when they are packaged as technology" - Jaron Lanier (Digital Maoism on Edge.o
  4. My brain just crapped its skull. by budgenator · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'd probably do that too if I were an astro-truffer for a sleazey spammer, instead I'm going to down-load the linux version of the bluefrog client and connect it to my spam account and let it run. In fact I'm probably going to engage in activities designed to get those accounts on as many spam lists as is humanly possible. I've got accounts at yahoo and gmail that get about 10 spams for every legit email, maybe I can get the clutter down to the point where they'll actually be usable again.

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    Apocalypse Cancelled, Sorry, No Ticket Refunds