I've had a lot of days like this. Just switch off for an hour or two, that'll help you ride it out.
I'm thinking it's not the Rooskies or Angry Wikileakers (or even Assange's buddies trying desperately to stay relevant), it's probably the usual e-Vandal assholes doing it for the lulz.
| From the Guardian |: DDoS attacks are also becoming more common. Brian Krebs, an independent security researcher, observed earlier this month that the “source code” to the Mirai botnet had been released by a hacker group, “virtually guaranteeing that the internet will soon be flooded with attacks from many new botnets powered by insecure routers, IP cameras, digital video recorders and other easily hackable devices”.
Your thermostat, refrigerator and Bluetooth speakers are ruinin' all the Internetz!!
I thought the entire point of WikiLeaks was to at least present a front as a neutral publisher of information, leaving them plausible deniability as the Provisional IRA Anonymous does the dirty work. This is a good way for WikiLeaks to lose whatever remaining goodwill they have left to them.
I think we've hit the "this day is disturbingly weird" point.
I've had a lot of days like this. Just switch off for an hour or two, that'll help you ride it out.
I'm thinking it's not the Rooskies or Angry Wikileakers (or even Assange's buddies trying desperately to stay relevant), it's probably the usual e-Vandal assholes doing it for the lulz.
| From the Guardian |: DDoS attacks are also becoming more common. Brian Krebs, an independent security researcher, observed earlier this month that the “source code” to the Mirai botnet had been released by a hacker group, “virtually guaranteeing that the internet will soon be flooded with attacks from many new botnets powered by insecure routers, IP cameras, digital video recorders and other easily hackable devices”.
Your thermostat, refrigerator and Bluetooth speakers are ruinin' all the Internetz!!
The Internet of Nouns doesn't worry me half as much as the Internet of Verbs.
You had best watch your apostrophe use on the Internet of Possessives!
Don't know if this could have anything to do with it….
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I thought the entire point of WikiLeaks was to at least present a front as a neutral publisher of information, leaving them plausible deniability as
the Provisional IRAAnonymous does the dirty work. This is a good way for WikiLeaks to lose whatever remaining goodwill they have left to them.Nah, he's surfing the Information Super Highway (remember that phrase?) on one of these bad boys:
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The world will be thankful once that last ink ribbon runs out.