Anonymous Threatens the Internet With "Operation Blackout"
Started by injijagwalaafq, Mar 30 2012 12:04 AM
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#1
Posted 30 March 2012 - 12:04 AM
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I'm not sure this is possible. As I recall user dns lookups are handled by ISP servers.
Thoughts?
Several people mentioned "resorting to using IP addresses" to that end I added OCC & everything else I care about to my rigs hosts file.
I'll be at work most of Saturday anyway so meh. Unless this event screws with the stores systems in which case "Hello Chaos"
I'm not sure this is possible. As I recall user dns lookups are handled by ISP servers.
Thoughts?
Several people mentioned "resorting to using IP addresses" to that end I added OCC & everything else I care about to my rigs hosts file.
I'll be at work most of Saturday anyway so meh. Unless this event screws with the stores systems in which case "Hello Chaos"
#2
Posted 30 March 2012 - 12:29 AM
I heard about this, but no "official" channel I've looked for seems to support this.
Besides, this seems more like a LulzSec operation then Anonymous. LulzSec does it for teh lulz (go figure) whereas Anonymous (the group as a whole at least) fights for causes they believe in, and I'm not sure how this would help serve them....
Besides, this seems more like a LulzSec operation then Anonymous. LulzSec does it for teh lulz (go figure) whereas Anonymous (the group as a whole at least) fights for causes they believe in, and I'm not sure how this would help serve them....
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#3
Posted 30 March 2012 - 12:57 AM
Big woop. I'll believe it if it happens.
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#5
Posted 30 March 2012 - 04:59 AM
I'm set. I have Comcast, and out here I've noticed the DNS server goes down at least 2 hours a week, absolute minimum.
So ever since, I go through my bookmark changes about once a month to save the server IPs to a text document: I never delete any entries, in case I later decide to visit that page again. Because my internet experiences this without anon's help
Anyways, I doubt even Anon could pull this one off without getting caught. So I'm with the previous post:
I'll believe it when I see it.
So ever since, I go through my bookmark changes about once a month to save the server IPs to a text document: I never delete any entries, in case I later decide to visit that page again. Because my internet experiences this without anon's help
Anyways, I doubt even Anon could pull this one off without getting caught. So I'm with the previous post:
I'll believe it when I see it.















