Anonymous Takes Out Go Daddy
- Thread starter Andy Chalk
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More like a dick move. They waited to drop their prices until AFTER they heard GoDaddy was down!Fappy said:Smart move from its competitor there
I'm pretty sure most of anon just complains about video games and talks about my little pony amongst other things. They don't like any form of censorship and pirate many video games and only a handful actually know anything about programing. They as a whole would throw their support behind anything if they thought it would make them look cool. People seem to be crediting the actions of individuals to what seems like a large shadowy cyber terrorist organization because it makes a better story.
As for why, it sounds like it's just Tsujigiri at the moment.
As for why, it sounds like it's just Tsujigiri at the moment.
no one else is laughing at the title?
"Anonymous Takes Out Go Daddy"
1 paragraph below:
"The attack is not coming from Anonymous"
"Anonymous Takes Out Go Daddy"
1 paragraph below:
"The attack is not coming from Anonymous"
Im ok with this to be honest, Just for the simple fact that they are hinting at something bigger.
Good lord, if you're going to test something then try not dragging the public into it. Now everybody is going to be breathing down this person's neck because of it.
Then again, it could of been a complete accident on GoDaddy's end and was not a hacking attempt. Just weighting the possibilites here.
Then again, it could of been a complete accident on GoDaddy's end and was not a hacking attempt. Just weighting the possibilites here.
HostGator made my day. I seriously think that they deserve an award for demonstration of non-corrupt capitalism. In such a hilarious fashion too.
Taking down a site because you disagree with their political and personal beliefs. Nice work.
What were you fighting against again?
Also, best coupon code ever.
What were you fighting against again?
Also, best coupon code ever.
As a paid subscriber to GoDaddy, and a small business owner who depends on his website, I am honestly trying to figure out what legal recourse I have here. I mean my business is effectively shut down by hackers.
My business insurance has a clause for "damage due to terrorist attack" and I am trying top decide if this counts as domestic terrorism. Even I think that's a little alarmist, but the point remains. My website has been down now for 48 hours. That's A LONG time in a service related industry.
I'll admit, I am NOT the best person to ask when it comes to whether or not X company is in bed with Y political stance. But that's no reason to effectively attack and possibly kill my business. This was a really poor choice of protest, and I am left now with lost time and money, and still no website.
Any advice?
My business insurance has a clause for "damage due to terrorist attack" and I am trying top decide if this counts as domestic terrorism. Even I think that's a little alarmist, but the point remains. My website has been down now for 48 hours. That's A LONG time in a service related industry.
I'll admit, I am NOT the best person to ask when it comes to whether or not X company is in bed with Y political stance. But that's no reason to effectively attack and possibly kill my business. This was a really poor choice of protest, and I am left now with lost time and money, and still no website.
Any advice?
Like burning the forest to protest logging.Nimzabaat said:
Fuck Anonymous, they've done nothing to champion the common people's cause, I don't care what anyone has to say about it.
If I've learned anything from this it's "wait till a hoster has been hacked as another hosting website will offer huge discounts to nab your business and create that long over due site you've been meaning to set up" Good times
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