The end of Lulzsec.
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Good riddance, you fucking societal drainholes. I am thrilled that those arrogant fucktards are finally done convincing themselves they're anything but asshole cyber criminals. Once again, good riddance and a swift retribution upon them all, fatal or otherwise.
It's also sometimes called the mesh. Basically it's... well it's a shitter version of the internet. You need a special peice of hardware to use it and you can only connect with other meshnet users. If you want more all the detials are on the insurgency wiki (nsfw).
Oh? Did we say you could just quit anytime you want to? I don't think so...
Because they're still coming, you see... Can you hear them?
The drums... The drums, the drums, the everlasting drums... Beating on and on and on, never stopping, never slowing down for one moment! The drums are coming to get you, whether you like it or not. Yes...
[HEADING=1]HERE COME THE DRUMS![/HEADING]
Heh heh heh heh heh... Run, fool. RUN AWAY! RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN!! The drums are faster still...
Because they're still coming, you see... Can you hear them?
The drums... The drums, the drums, the everlasting drums... Beating on and on and on, never stopping, never slowing down for one moment! The drums are coming to get you, whether you like it or not. Yes...
[HEADING=1]HERE COME THE DRUMS![/HEADING]
Heh heh heh heh heh... Run, fool. RUN AWAY! RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN!! The drums are faster still...
Theoretically, a mesh network is created when devices communicate with each other and build the network directly peer to peer, there would be no central hub, it was supposed to help fuel the old One Child One Laptop initiative instead of expensive broadband pipes through Africa. Setting one up requires some technical know-how and of course, enough users to withhold the connection.natster43 said:
As for a "Meshnet" to be a back-up plan...well Anon is certainly fuckin' full of itself if they think they can pull that off, nuking for orbit? Someone get the delusions of grandeur out of their heads...although there may not be much else left.
Your guy actually looks like he's disgusted at the LulzSec mascot, who has just wandered in with a sack filled with credit card details.L3m0n_L1m3 said:
A somber day indeed.
They were fighting for our future, regardless of how they did it.
LONG LIVE LULZSEC
They were fighting for our future, regardless of how they did it.
LONG LIVE LULZSEC
I've said it once, I'll say it again:Falin said:
"...while there are many powerful people that would love nothing more then to control information, the set-up of the internet will never allow that to happen unless it is taken down for good. Now how many powerful people would really want to be responsible for the downfall of modern society in many countries?..." (it's on page 4, I swear)
Also the fact that a meshnet would be easier to take out then a toaster.
The Ark of the Lulz.
Truly they were as vikings of old. They sailed their ships across the internet seas to loot, rape, and pillage. And they did. Than they returned to their northern hearths to rest and revel in their spoils. Will they return to attack again. Nothing but time will tell.
Hackers are just like vikings. Only less blood, beer and long trips to get where your going. Vikings are undoubtedly cooler than hackers though. Kenny the hacker isn't as cool as Ingvar the invader. But both are dangerous.
Truly they were as vikings of old. They sailed their ships across the internet seas to loot, rape, and pillage. And they did. Than they returned to their northern hearths to rest and revel in their spoils. Will they return to attack again. Nothing but time will tell.
Hackers are just like vikings. Only less blood, beer and long trips to get where your going. Vikings are undoubtedly cooler than hackers though. Kenny the hacker isn't as cool as Ingvar the invader. But both are dangerous.
Xaviar aka Sabu is that you? Oh don't try to claim thats not you! we can clearly see you planned this all for years and years!!!L3m0n_L1m3 said:
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The leader of LulzSec days are numbered (Sabu). he is either going to get intimate with Bubba or pull a Mitnick and run away. If he doesnt meet Bubba in the next week then he is running. regardless its interesting how an IT security consultant can turn and start hacking websites because his customers dont listen, but I think he always was partial to the grey to black choices of hats and pretended to like the white ones.
Anyway...
I have a couple issues with this, and I know they are not going to be terribly popular. first I wish they wouldnt close down and keep on doing what they are doing. I wish they would keep hacking for the lulz and keep on hitting high profile sights then twittering about it.
OMG YOU SAID WHAT??????
yes I said that, but for good reason. One is they will now go underground, probably wipe anything to do with LulzSec except the kid in the group that did the majority of the twitter posts who will probably keep using it(stupid kid). they will then reintegrate into Anon and most likely not do more than a DDoS for quite some time and thats incredibly hard to trace. they will not be in the public eye, and that puts less priority and public preasure to take them down by the authorities. less preasure the greater the chance of them slipping away and justice not served. the more they hack as a small group of 6 the more evidence that can be gained and the easier to track compared to an ever changing group like Anon.
I would prefer they kept going until caught and made a mockery of, rather than slip away quietly into the night like a thief.
There's doing shit to be funny, like messing with shit no one really cares about, i.e. websites. When you start fucking with personal information and credit card numbers, then you're just a bunch of dicks. See ya lulz, you weren't terribly funny.
Not really hacktivism if no one knows. Thejester has a twitter account, team poison puts out pastebin releases/provides statements, so you cant say they prefer to be unknown.Johanthemonster666 said:Yes ^^ that's because they prefer to be unknown... me thinks you might be a lulzsec fan
It's best that people stop talking about lulzsec... they're gone as a name.
What does your beloved lulzsec do? I'd rather back actual hacktivist that go after people who legitimately censor information, and oppress their people's ability to use social communication networks, access information deemed "thought crimes", and so forth.Rationalization said:Not really hacktivism if no one knows. Thejester has a twitter account, team poison puts out pastebin releases/provides statements, so you cant say they prefer to be unknown.Johanthemonster666 said:Yes ^^ that's because they prefer to be unknown... me thinks you might be a lulzsec fan
It's best that people stop talking about lulzsec... they're gone as a name.
I get that you're convinced that the internet equivalent to spray painting and vandalizing random sites USED by people around the world (which usually make up your supporters) and attacking everyday person or community they claim to be helping who disagrees with their tactics/intentions)is somehow noble and ballzy.
Freedom on the internet and against oppressive government policies? More like stealing, knocking a site down for 2 seconds, and making yourself sound so clever all the while.
I may not agree with the "Internet Brigades" for the Palestinian liberation movement, but their methods are peaceful, that don't steal information from civilians just because they can, and they're not a bunch of loud, obnoxious shitheads who broadcast their minuscule exploits
Jester only goes after people he wants, and they're usually other hackers.
Also...it's why a lot of these people are ANONYMOUS.... hacktivism only works if you operate under the radar and send the "information" you've found to a source like Wikileaks... which is public and regularly releases statements.