Sony and Nintendo don't have the tech to process 20 petabytes of data daily.Kopikatsu said:Sony, X-Factor, and now Nintendo aren't private corporations who don't want to lose profits?
Sony and Nintendo don't have the tech to process 20 petabytes of data daily.Kopikatsu said:Sony, X-Factor, and now Nintendo aren't private corporations who don't want to lose profits?
NATO is all bark and no bite.ZeZZZZevy said:I doubt they'll be finding it very funny when they find themselves lying in a cold jail cell. Because honestly I don't think NATO is gonna stand by and take thisKopikatsu said:Subjective, I'd reckon. They (and the people funding them. Seriously, STOP THAT!) find it funny enough.ZeZZZZevy said:Wow these guys are just going to destroy internet freedoms
and that video was just dumb
also: is it ironic that none of this is really "lulzy" at all?
Cupcake thing? Care to share?The cupcake thing made me feel patriotic towards Jolly Ol' England, and I'm American.
I suppose that's true to an extent and that, given that, the attacks would be nigh impossible to prevent. But heads are going to roll at some pretty tough organisations if this group isn't caught. There's going to be quite a lot of pressure after leaking government docs. Defacements are child's play and no-one really cares if a site fails for a short while, but leaking highly embarrassing internal ops is bad news.Kopikatsu said:That is a good question, though. How long indeed...then again, it's kind of like the military. Weapon technology will pretty much always be superior to defensive technology, since defense is reactive while weapons are proactive.
MI6, now referred to as Secret Intelligence Service (when one sticks the word 'secret' right in the title it's pretty obviously not a very good secret), is based in Vauxhall, London, England.Kopikatsu said:Edit: I realize that England is only part of the UK, but MI6 is British...unless I'm mistaken. Then I apologize and blame typical American ignorance of the outside world.
Or, you know, since they are going after Sony, anyway... I could use the Plane/map packs for HAWX 2, or the other DLC for Mass Effect 2. Or you know... What ever.DragonLord Seth said:And damn, I'm REALLY glad I don't work at Sony or the FBI now, really suck to be them.
But why can't they hack say... XBL and give everyone the mappacks for Black Ops, including the original zombie maps? Wouldn't that be more "for teh lulz"?
I guess that while NATO itself doesn't do very much, it is comprised of more than a few countries. Maybe pissing off the US is bad, pissing off a few countries is just asking for trouble. With that many people chasing you, it's really only a matter of timeKopikatsu said:NATO is all bark and no bite.ZeZZZZevy said:I doubt they'll be finding it very funny when they find themselves lying in a cold jail cell. Because honestly I don't think NATO is gonna stand by and take thisKopikatsu said:Subjective, I'd reckon. They (and the people funding them. Seriously, STOP THAT!) find it funny enough.ZeZZZZevy said:Wow these guys are just going to destroy internet freedoms
and that video was just dumb
also: is it ironic that none of this is really "lulzy" at all?
I'd feel more comfortable if the UK took interest in this. The cupcake thing made me feel patriotic towards Jolly Ol' England, and I'm American.
Edit: I realize that England is only part of the UK, but MI6 is British...unless I'm mistaken. Then I apologize and blame typical American ignorance of the outside world.
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/security/mi6-hackers-hit-terrorist-website-with-cupcakes-20110603-1fk8l.htmlR.Nevermore said:Cupcake thing? Care to share?The cupcake thing made me feel patriotic towards Jolly Ol' England, and I'm American.
Eh, maybe. I know a bit more than the average bear about tracking people and organizations down (Due to being a former Private Investigator's assistant.), but my knowledge on hacking and cyber security is woefully lacking. So...yeah, I apologize if I can't speak intelligently on the subject. (The Bit Coin conversation on the last page or so is pretty much the extent of what I know.)BGH122 said:-Snip-
Not only do they know, they commented on it.wrightguy0 said:do they realize the US just changed some laws to state that any cyber attack could be considered an Act of War? this group of socially inept, egotistical, selfish, immature fucktards are out of control, PBS, Sony, Nintendo, now the FBI, i really hope someone puts a stop to these jackasses
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They are liable to being tried under The Patriot Act, which will ruin these guys lives beyond what any of us can comprehend. All I need to say is run Lulzsec, but it won't help. You will be found, tried, jailed. Nobody will come to save you.wrightguy0 said:do they realize the US just changed some laws to state that any cyber attack could be considered an Act of War? this group of socially inept, egotistical, selfish, immature fucktards are out of control, PBS, Sony, Nintendo, now the FBI, i really hope someone puts a stop to these jackasses
Even though everyone believes it was the US, NATO invaded Afghanistan in 2001Kopikatsu said:NATO is all bark and no bite.ZeZZZZevy said:I doubt they'll be finding it very funny when they find themselves lying in a cold jail cell. Because honestly I don't think NATO is gonna stand by and take thisKopikatsu said:Subjective, I'd reckon. They (and the people funding them. Seriously, STOP THAT!) find it funny enough.ZeZZZZevy said:Wow these guys are just going to destroy internet freedoms
and that video was just dumb
also: is it ironic that none of this is really "lulzy" at all?
I'd feel more comfortable if the UK took interest in this. The cupcake thing made me feel patriotic towards Jolly Ol' England, and I'm American.
Edit: I realize that England is only part of the UK, but MI6 is British...unless I'm mistaken. Then I apologize and blame typical American ignorance of the outside world.
MI6 basically trolled Al-Qaeda by hacking into the website of a magazine they produced and replacing an article about making explosives in your kitchen with a recipe for cupcakes. Apparently the MLP craze has now hit counter-terrorism units.R.Nevermore said:Cupcake thing? Care to share?The cupcake thing made me feel patriotic towards Jolly Ol' England, and I'm American.
Yes, messing with the FBI so we can raise taxes to fix the issues and then raise them more to help fight this cyber-bullying will be lulz.GraveeKing said:I truly hope they cock up the FBI... that would be amazingly funny...
And a great distraction so they can't hack Sony at the same time.
Oo PI, cool. I'm aiming to go into CID detective work myself (once my damn government lets go of the recruitment freeze).Kopikatsu said:Eh, maybe. I know a bit more than the average bear about tracking people and organizations down (Due to being a former Private Investigator's assistant.), but my knowledge on hacking and cyber security is worefully lacking. So...yeah, I apologize if I can't speak intelligently on the subject. (The Bit Coin conversation on the last page or so is pretty much the extent of what I know.)
When I heard about the Lulzboat hacking the FBI, the one thing that went through my head was funeral music. I almost feel sorry for the lulz-guys. Enjoy federal prison, guys!ZombieGenesis said:Anonymous = Organises attacks based on social ideals.
LulzSec = Just hacking people for the hell of it.
This is why I can tell LS to royally off themselves. Not that there will be much need for it, I mean really, they're trying to hack the *FBI*. That's the group that you specifically do not mess around with- ever. I realise they've played similar cards in the past, but all that resulted were a lot of arrests and criminal investigations.
It's like announcing that you're going to vandalise something- just so you can be arrested later on. What's the bloody point?
Must be Natural Selection of the internet.