Who cares? IRC is a bastard child anyways. Who here actually *USES* undernet for something useful? (gaming, cyber sex, casual chatting etc.. don't count)
I'm not going to miss it. Besides, if they really wanted to end this DoS attack they could, through one of several ways:
1) Upgrade their security software, if it's a script kiddie (as they claim) this should solve their problems as a script kiddie is not going to be able to craft a custom DoS.
2) Contact the authorities and the domain registrar (for the script kiddie). This should have been their first response.
3) If the authorities are doing nothing (as they claim) then they are free to retaliate and shut down the script kiddie. If the authorities aren't doing anything about the script kiddie, they're not going to do something about anyone else using DoS attacks either.
Basically what it boils down to, is that the Undernet staff are either too uneducated or too lazy to stop the DoS attack. Either way I'm not going to miss it. In fact I couldn't care less. This is called natural selection baby.
Hrm... something went wrrr... click! When I was reading these lines here:
There are unusual numbered patterns on the dish's white panels, laid out like a cheat sheet to a jigsaw puzzle.
I remember reading an article somewhere that talked about the "Numbers" stations, radio stations that where some anonymous people read out long lists of numbers. These stations are supposedly setup by spy agencies to relay encrypted information to field agents.
Just a thought.
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Who cares? IRC is a bastard child anyways. Who here actually *USES* undernet for something useful? (gaming, cyber sex, casual chatting etc.. don't count)
I'm not going to miss it. Besides, if they really wanted to end this DoS attack they could, through one of several ways:
1) Upgrade their security software, if it's a script kiddie (as they claim) this should solve their problems as a script kiddie is not going to be able to craft a custom DoS.
2) Contact the authorities and the domain registrar (for the script kiddie). This should have been their first response.
3) If the authorities are doing nothing (as they claim) then they are free to retaliate and shut down the script kiddie. If the authorities aren't doing anything about the script kiddie, they're not going to do something about anyone else using DoS attacks either.
Basically what it boils down to, is that the Undernet staff are either too uneducated or too lazy to stop the DoS attack. Either way I'm not going to miss it. In fact I couldn't care less. This is called natural selection baby.
Hrm... something went wrrr... click! When I was reading these lines here: There are unusual numbered patterns on the dish's white panels, laid out like a cheat sheet to a jigsaw puzzle. I remember reading an article somewhere that talked about the "Numbers" stations, radio stations that where some anonymous people read out long lists of numbers. These stations are supposedly setup by spy agencies to relay encrypted information to field agents. Just a thought.