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So much salt…must hurt. >

Hahahahaha, I couldn't come up with a more impotent response if I tried. >

Basically the equivalent of ripping down a poster. We all knew the threatened atom bombs weren't coming, but this is one hell of a step down. >

nah, not even ripping down a poster. standing in front of a poster for a few minutes so nobody can see it. as soon you walk away, everything is like nothing happend. >

Wow what an achievement >

"Hactivists" huh? More like cyber terrorists, working for a terrorist state. >

"Hacking group Killnet said it was targeting government websites, banks and airports with a coordinated distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) campaign, a relatively unsophisticated attack which works by directing high volumes of internet traffic towards targeted servers in order to knock them offline."
It's a new age of warfare and should be recognized as such. >

As far as I know, DDoS is the molotov cocktail of computer attacks, any idiot can do it with software you can easily download. Trying to show this is a government attack would be difficult at best. It really could just be some angry Russian teenagers. >

any idiot can do it, yes. you can just give people a bit of money and they will ddos targets for you. requires zero knowledge about anything computer related.. just money. it's pathethic that this days hacking is often just ddos. >

Sometimes you just want the digital answer to a riot I suppose. >

just doesn't really has the same effect in my opinion.. because in a riot or protests, many people show what they think about something.. and it has a big effect because its so much people. but in a ddos.. it is usually just a really small group of people trying to "damage" something.. even if they know that it will lead to nowhere. >

Well the difference between a protest and riot, is rioters just want to fuck shit up. >

but often its for a specific reason (not liking your government, a decision, a specific person etc.) and with a big group of people just like in a protest. in a riot, there are still many people who are mad about / against something or someone. in a ddos its often just a tiny group of a few people doing it. i wouldn't call it as an example a riot if 2 people go into a starbucks and wreck harvoc in there. >

i think Rushian terrorist hackers sounds better >

What do you mean 'websites'? We run everything per paper just like the good ol- fashion >

Germany : Mayday, Mayday, we are thinking....! >

What are you sinking about?