Lulzsec!

[Mr Krugga]

You really don't want to do stuff like that... initiating a DDoS attack in the UK is punishable with upto 10 years in jail. (if it wasn't I'd have taken their site, IRC server, main proxies and twitter offline by now - its not exactly difficult to do).

Yeah, sure, because LulzSec would have taken you to Court with that

is it just me or does lulz look strangely like the anti ocuk site that was created years ago?

Conspiracy, innit?

 

[WingZero30]

I don't know if somebody posted this already but Lulzsec even took on CIA

lol

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-20071387-83/cia-web-site-down-lulzsec-claims-responsibility/

 

[Mr Krugga]

I don't know if somebody posted this already but Lulzsec even took on CIA

lol

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-20071387-83/cia-web-site-down-lulzsec-claims-responsibility/

Yeah, that was yesterday (or was it two days ago?).

They only claimed the responsibility for taking down the site, nobody really knows if they did as it was briefly at night and CIA hasn't confirmed it (obviously).

 

[Rroff]

No you wouldn't have.

Doesn't take much to DDoS a few sites offline - and even if I didn't have my own capabilities (which I have for completely legit reasons ~4Gb/s of bandwidth over about 60 different IP ranges) you can rent yourself a botnet very cheap.

Yeah, sure, because LulzSec would have taken you to Court with that



Conspiracy, innit?

Nothing to do with the lulzsec taking me to court, its illegal in the UK period. (tho I have no particular desire to go toe-to-toe with LS or the likes either - very intensive and time consuming staying on top of that).

 

[arknor]

I don't know if somebody posted this already but Lulzsec even took on CIA

lol

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-20071387-83/cia-web-site-down-lulzsec-claims-responsibility/

its only the public front for the cia though thats not actually hosted at the cia..

some idiots still think they hacked into the cia and downloaded the whole database even though its not actually connected to the internet

 

[Phonesis]

Looks like they are about to hit CIA.gov again. Any minute now apparently based on the IRC traffic.

 

[Rroff]

its only the public front for the cia though thats not actually hosted at the cia..

some idiots still think they hacked into the cia and downloaded the whole database even though its not actually connected to the internet

IIRC the website was struggling more because of the number of people checking to see if it was being DDoS'd than the actual DDoS itself - as someone said early LS only have to post on twitter that they are targetting site <x> to pretty much take it offline atm :S

 

[Mr Krugga]

IIRC the website was struggling more because of the number of people checking to see if it was being DDoS'd than the actual DDoS itself - as someone said early LS only have to post on twitter that they are targetting site <x> to pretty much take it offline atm :S

That's what an early article on BBC News hinted at as well.

 

[mattjd]

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/06/17/sega-hacked/

Yay more hackers (getting quite boring now).

 

[Mr Krugga]

Looks like they are about to hit CIA.gov again. Any minute now apparently based on the IRC traffic.

F5 feast?

 

[arknor]

cia.gov is busy but not beeing ddosed because i got it to load on the second try

 

[arknor]

http://lulzsecexposed.blogspot.com/

 

[Tefal]

http://lulzsecexposed.blogspot.com/

how come these guys found them yet the police are still floundering around?

 

[Mr.Fantastic]

how come these guys found them yet the police are still floundering around?

Well the police has rules which they have to follow so it takes a lot of time to todo what hackers can in days.

 

[Mr Krugga]

Well the police has rules which they have to follow so it takes a lot of time to todo what hackers can in days.

They are not hackers ffs.

 

[Destination]

How do they do what they do?

Have all the flaws and broken protocols been explained?

 

[DougallDogg]

To be honest one of the guys got rumbled 2 months ago. Messed with the wrong guy and got shown up for being an idiot and inadvertently released the details himself.

Check here for details:- https://th3j35t3r.wordpress.com/2011/04/07/if-ya-gonna-troll-do-it-right/ then ater that still went after the guy so got expossed yesterday https://th3j35t3r.wordpress.com/2011/06/16/quick-n-dirty-just-for-clarification/

Last night his twitter got a battering but due to his responses he kept on dropping himself in it. Obviously the kid's never worked in an office environment as he kept on bitting to every accusation. Best to keep you gob shut in these situation's.

After that you'd have thought you'd keep your head down but unfortunately not, though this whole LulzSec band wagon was a better idea. Bit silly really especially when you got a massive digital finger print all over the internet that anyone can pice together.

 

[CliffyBiro]

Colour me surprised at their ages...

Also, I see one of them is a journalist. Again... jinkies.

 

[arknor]

How do they do what they do?

Have all the flaws and broken protocols been explained?

look up IIS SQL injection it is likely to be something similar to what happened around a decade ago, most people mainly did it for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pubstro

 

[Kesz]

To be honest one of the guys got rumbled 2 months ago. Messed with the wrong guy and got shown up for being an idiot and inadvertently released the details himself.

Check here for details:- https://th3j35t3r.wordpress.com/2011/04/07/if-ya-gonna-troll-do-it-right/ then ater that still went after the guy so got expossed yesterday https://th3j35t3r.wordpress.com/2011/06/16/quick-n-dirty-just-for-clarification/

Last night his twitter got a battering but due to his responses he kept on dropping himself in it. Obviously the kid's never worked in an office environment as he kept on bitting to every accusation. Best to keep you gob shut in these situation's.

After that you'd have thought you'd keep your head down but unfortunately not, though this whole LulzSec band wagon was a better idea. Bit silly really especially when you got a massive digital finger print all over the internet that anyone can pice together.

The address in the address bar had a red http with a slash through it when I clicked on that link. What does it mean?