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Not many details yet, no idea who is behind it (it was probably the Chinese again, like 9 months ago)
Australian Government and private sector reportedly hit by massive cyber attack - Shitposting in danger
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Not many details yet, no idea who is behind it (it was probably the Chinese again, like 9 months ago)
Lol, this is less than a week after the DDOS attack that "wasn't a DDOS attack" on most American cell carries.
Wonder where the third attack will hit?
Wonder where the third attack will hit?
What is the nationwide equivalent of connecting an electrical plug to a CAT5 connector and blowing up someone's computer?
Is it an EMP? Because that is what should happen to China and Russia.
Is it an EMP? Because that is what should happen to China and Russia.
Oooooooooo, that sounds fun.
I would EMP Silicon Valley before either Russia or China.
Let's meet half way and do all three.
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I guess I don't need to double post.
Yeah back in a previous decade there were all kinds of goofy do-it-yourself "computer killers" that involved splicing power into ports that had no fucking need for it. Mostly as a joke on the old internet. A real life ZAP command, if you will.
Nowadays they have these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_Killer
(in Minecraft)
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Amazon says it spent three days fighting off the largest DDoS attack ever recorded
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53093611 https://archive.md/JwpEP Amazon says its online cloud, which provides the infrastructure on which many websites rely, has fended off the largest DDoS attack in history. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are designed to knock a website...
Oh an Amazon DDOS too?
I'm starting to think this is Chinese retaliation and attempt to slowly the recovery of European, North American, and the Australian economies as we have converted a huge amount of our commerce onto the internet.
That's a more dangerous game for the Chinese to play. The West has hundreds of years of infrastructure to fall back upon. Even if some of it is in disrepair, we have it.Amazon says it spent three days fighting off the largest DDoS attack ever recorded
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53093611 https://archive.md/JwpEP Amazon says its online cloud, which provides the infrastructure on which many websites rely, has fended off the largest DDoS attack in history. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are designed to knock a website...kiwifarms.net
Oh an Amazon DDOS too?
I'm starting to think this is Chinese retaliation and attempt to slowly the recovery of European, North American, and the Australian economies as we have converted a huge amount of our commerce onto the internet.
Most of China was farmland and shit for the last few hundred years. Their great advantage is that they can leapfrog a lot of our older built-up infrastructure and build new digital infrastructure without the need to consider the displacement of the old. If China wants to disrupt the digital infrastructure in the West, they can expect the same treatment in kind. Except in China there won't be enough of a cushion to fall back upon when everything blue screens in their faces.
I feel like we've reached a point where the media should start clarifying DDoS attacks versus actual intrusion. This headline basically means nothing and sounds like a bunch of boomers who forgot their password claiming they're being "CYBER ATTACKED".
Man it sure is a good thing that we've got internet connected computer systems in our lightbulbs and refrigerators now because I'm such a lazy piece of shit that I can't get up to flick a switch to turn off my lamp and I don't care that I'm probably contributing to an unbelievably gigantic botnet powerful enough to DDOS entire first world countries
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Funnily enough...
China is maybe plotting to do a large-scale EMP attack that will kill millions or this is just China paying 'experts' to rile people up. Not sure if this scale is possible, though.
Archive.
It would be a bold move for sure. But if they struck the mainland they would still have nearly a dozen aircraft carriers, a fleet of nuclear armed submarines, and lord knows what else just waiting to strike back.
I don't think China are quite that crazy. They have too much to lose. But if they did, their victory (if you could call it that) would be very short-lived. And then the world would end.
Amazon says it spent three days fighting off the largest DDoS attack ever recorded
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53093611 https://archive.md/JwpEP Amazon says its online cloud, which provides the infrastructure on which many websites rely, has fended off the largest DDoS attack in history. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are designed to knock a website...
Oh an Amazon DDOS too?
I'm starting to think this is Chinese retaliation and attempt to slowly the recovery of European, North American, and the Australian economies as we have converted a huge amount of our commerce onto the internet.
Amazon as of 2019 controls 46 percent of the cloud infastucture on the internet.
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