At my school, we have 1 network technician. He doesn't have enough time to monitor what we do. The computer class teachers are cluess when it comes to using a PC. They know the basics, which is word processing and internet, but they don't have a clue about security or the network. We still have Novell on our PCs, and everyone used the Novell Send Message function to send messages to each other. The school figured that it was a horrible offense, and started suspending kids for using it. My computer teacher let me use her classroom PC to do some web designing, and when I was checking the proxy settings, I "browsed" to the last entered form information. Needless to say, she had a bunch of credit cards in there, and a few site passwords (including the admin login for the network).
I really don't think the FBI would add a that horrible looking garbage to any site. When Loki Torrent went down, the MPAA added a nice looking placeholder image. Looking at Elite Torrents, makes me think otherwise. There is no possible way that they would throw a page together this badly, and with the text at the bottom. They would have checked over it, and made sure everything was ok.
I'm going to go on a limb and say it was hacked too. A site just doesn't go down, and have this many errors in it.
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That guy/girl should've busted out the magnets!
At my school, we have 1 network technician. He doesn't have enough time to monitor what we do. The computer class teachers are cluess when it comes to using a PC. They know the basics, which is word processing and internet, but they don't have a clue about security or the network. We still have Novell on our PCs, and everyone used the Novell Send Message function to send messages to each other. The school figured that it was a horrible offense, and started suspending kids for using it.
My computer teacher let me use her classroom PC to do some web designing, and when I was checking the proxy settings, I "browsed" to the last entered form information. Needless to say, she had a bunch of credit cards in there, and a few site passwords (including the admin login for the network).
I really don't think the FBI would add a that horrible looking garbage to any site. When Loki Torrent went down, the MPAA added a nice looking placeholder image. Looking at Elite Torrents, makes me think otherwise. There is no possible way that they would throw a page together this badly, and with the text at the bottom. They would have checked over it, and made sure everything was ok. I'm going to go on a limb and say it was hacked too. A site just doesn't go down, and have this many errors in it.
I changed from Yahoo! over to Google because of the looks. It faired way better on my slow moving 56k connection at the time.