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posted:Script kiddies
posted:Script kiddies
You're right.
Anonymous ain't so anonymous anymore. These days they allow people to join their 'fight' and give them tools to flood a server with requests. It's a simple tool that anyone with some computer skills can master. Their LOIC (short for 'Low Orbit Ion Cannon'
program is an server request attacker with an anonymonizer IP tool built-in.But they aren't using LOIC anymore because they feel that program may be compromised with all these new recruits. They're going back to old-school ways of things by running server-side scripts and using VPN's to mask their IP address.
This is absolutely nothing new, but I'm not certain how they overtake a website. I'm sure if a site is unsecure, and crashes, they can access the root files somehow - they did that with universalmusic.com yesterday, and removed all the images from the site and the site reverted to 'maintenance' mode.
It's only a matter of time before they recruit FBI agents and they infiltrate Anonymous' very own website.
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