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Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
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Re: Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
Oh, the ironyAjax;1810155 said:
That is just a spelling error due to being at work and not being able to proofread, if you look at the grammatical content it is correct. I make mistakes, spelling errors and grammatical, but after reading what I write you don't need a translator. I strive to write a statement that does not leave one saying "what the fuck does that mean", example: I already said that "depending on if it was even accessible do to college policies" on viewing the traffic logs for the campus.Butterstick;1810187 said:
Kabar, why the hate? You keep this up and you are not coming to my birthday party. Stick to what you are good at, advising the shard in hectic times of fear.Kabar;1810225 said:
Re: Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
What areas of expertise do you obtain to have the ability to judge 101 capacities of people?
Networking is certainly not my "field", I am a designer, I possess 2 bachelor degrees and a master’s degree. Though I may not posses the "101" knowledge of networking, I do understand the basic processes. I passed the CompTIA A+ exam in 2006, mainly just to use as a resume boost.
Perhaps my “e-king” personality on UOG is because I no longer fuck with people in real life, so I get that out here. When I see dumbass posts like Kabar's, it reminds me of all the crap that people post after Mark posts source code and states he fixed something. Everyone posts "great job" or "i love you", in some pathetic attempt to gain recognition from him. Everyone should take note, from what I remember the only people he creates items and hacks for are himself and his girlfriend, and occasionally heavy smoker. ([email protected])
In conclusion, you will not see me post or attempt to post anything over a "101" comment on UOG. The only “field” I occasionally post constructive comments in pertain to the game itself, which I have played for 11+ years. I simply was calling someone out for posting bullshit. I apologize for being an asshole. The end.
Sammich;1810496 said:
What areas of expertise do you obtain to have the ability to judge 101 capacities of people?
Networking is certainly not my "field", I am a designer, I possess 2 bachelor degrees and a master’s degree. Though I may not posses the "101" knowledge of networking, I do understand the basic processes. I passed the CompTIA A+ exam in 2006, mainly just to use as a resume boost.
Perhaps my “e-king” personality on UOG is because I no longer fuck with people in real life, so I get that out here. When I see dumbass posts like Kabar's, it reminds me of all the crap that people post after Mark posts source code and states he fixed something. Everyone posts "great job" or "i love you", in some pathetic attempt to gain recognition from him. Everyone should take note, from what I remember the only people he creates items and hacks for are himself and his girlfriend, and occasionally heavy smoker. ([email protected])
In conclusion, you will not see me post or attempt to post anything over a "101" comment on UOG. The only “field” I occasionally post constructive comments in pertain to the game itself, which I have played for 11+ years. I simply was calling someone out for posting bullshit. I apologize for being an asshole. The end.
MadeInQuebec
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Re: Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
Looks like a love triangle!
TheRemedy </3 Kablar who <3 Ajax who </3 TheRemedy who <3 Ajax!
Complicated situation
Looks like a love triangle!
TheRemedy </3 Kablar who <3 Ajax who </3 TheRemedy who <3 Ajax!
Complicated situation
Bladerunner1
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Re: Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
If you ask me, somebody who throws 350 megabit is unlikely to be traceable. Firstly, what makes you think it was launched from inside the university with a logon corresponding to his own name or in video camera view. about 1000 people have been busted doing since the 80's that and that would be retarded if he did. I'm sure he cant be that fucking dumb.
All he had to do was lodge remotely using several anon proxys in a bounce so that you cant track him. And if he isnt stupid then even 'FBI' investigations wont be able to trace through the anon proxy list (to find where he initiated the attack from). due to differences in international recognition of law, and the burden of cost in lodging international legal action against service providers abroad.
Then even after all this, theres the possibility he hacked a private internet connection or used a public internet forum such as a 'internet cafe', so weeks of contacting international service provider(s) to find the origin of attack are useless. By service 'provider(s)', I mean there could be dozens here each requiring international appeals.
As for ascertaining who it was through UO members and heresay, i dont see how that is going to help you get a conviction on anybody, (although pressing the ban button might be nice).
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All that you can hope is that he was some stupid undergrad who wont be able to cover his tracks because a proper attack usually wont be traceable.
If you ask me, somebody who throws 350 megabit is unlikely to be traceable. Firstly, what makes you think it was launched from inside the university with a logon corresponding to his own name or in video camera view. about 1000 people have been busted doing since the 80's that and that would be retarded if he did. I'm sure he cant be that fucking dumb.
All he had to do was lodge remotely using several anon proxys in a bounce so that you cant track him. And if he isnt stupid then even 'FBI' investigations wont be able to trace through the anon proxy list (to find where he initiated the attack from). due to differences in international recognition of law, and the burden of cost in lodging international legal action against service providers abroad.
Then even after all this, theres the possibility he hacked a private internet connection or used a public internet forum such as a 'internet cafe', so weeks of contacting international service provider(s) to find the origin of attack are useless. By service 'provider(s)', I mean there could be dozens here each requiring international appeals.
As for ascertaining who it was through UO members and heresay, i dont see how that is going to help you get a conviction on anybody, (although pressing the ban button might be nice).
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All that you can hope is that he was some stupid undergrad who wont be able to cover his tracks because a proper attack usually wont be traceable.
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Re: Network Outage - Denial of Service - 1/13/2009
Rage..
Rage..
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