mwg
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what the geeking hell is this all about?
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Dom
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Originally posted by xa0s
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Nath
I reckon its xa0s and his DOS attacks.
Unlikely, he couldn't hack his way into a smarties tube let alone the CIA 
I'll have you know that I wrote most of their software... and since they're not 'gone' I suppose it's OK to release their main 'prog'
code:
#LulzSec DoSeR by xa0s
set IPToLulz = 127.0.0.1
:dos
ping %IPToLulz%
goto dos
For starters you certainly wouldn't be posting some drivel 'hack' on a corsa forum and secondly the shite you've posted before regarding help of PHP projects would suggest you're not much of a programmer either.
As I said, you couldn't hack your way into a smarties tub; and I stand by that.
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chrisritch
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Originally posted by xa0s
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Nath
I reckon its xa0s and his DOS attacks.
Unlikely, he couldn't hack his way into a smarties tube let alone the CIA
I'll have you know that I wrote most of their software... and since they're not 'gone' I suppose it's OK to release their main 'prog'
code:
#LulzSec DoSeR by xa0s
set IPToLulz = 127.0.0.1
:dos
ping %IPToLulz%
goto dos
[Edited on 27-06-2011 by xa0s]
SRSLY
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xa0s
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Most of LulzSec 'take downs' were literally just DDoS attacks anyway. It's hardly hacking... I gave up with the whole botnet shit a few months ago or I'd demonstrate
I was proper surprised at CS' hosting though, I even PM'd Ian asking where he's hosted and what kind of line he's on as Play/Amazon/eBay would drop a lot easier than CS 
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Steve
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what he wrote wouldnt ddos a dial up connection let alone anything else
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xa0s
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It was clearly a joke Steve...
ping -t 127.0.0.1 would do the same thing
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John
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What botnet did you have
What were you using it for? To add links onto every company you've wasted money in every forum post?
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Dom
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Originally posted by xa0s
Most of LulzSec 'take downs' were literally just DDoS attacks anyway. It's hardly hacking... I gave up with the whole botnet shit a few months ago or I'd demonstrate
I was proper surprised at CS' hosting though, I even PM'd Ian asking where he's hosted and what kind of line he's on as Play/Amazon/eBay would drop a lot easier than CS
Most of LulzSec was DB dumps via SQL injection, they even said it themselves. Secondly, continuously pinging a server/computer isn't a ddos attack and, iirc from the IRC chat, all you did was to continuously ping the CS server. And thirdly, eBay/Amazon will be atleast as secure if not more so than the CS server.
Again, you contiously talk shite and seem to know fuck all about the basics. Either you're taking the piss and attention seeking like Doyle or you're another Jimmy Bennett and actually believe you're some hacking/cracking superstar.
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xa0s
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Originally posted by John
What botnet did you have
How am I meant to answer that question? It's not like every botnet has a make and a model... It was just a 'net of about 800 servers, doesn't sound impressive compared to skiddies claiming they have '80k botz' but I tested it against my own host which I pay a lot of money to filter attacks and it indicated 17.4gB/s. It was enough to drop the likes of Play/Amazon/eBay/Twitter instantly and caused Facebook to stutter/lag before it switched nodes or whatever.
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Originally posted by JohnWhat were you using it for?
No use really, that's why I no longer have it. It was just kinda fun to mess around with as I had never been into DDoS before (only defending against it), so it was interesting to see what big sites you could keep down and so on. Tried big gambling sites as people say there's thousands to be made through blackmail but really too paranoid about getting caught so only did it to mess around really. I won a few auctions by putting a bid in and then attacking eBay for the last minute so I'd win but you carry a massive risk by doing it.
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Originally posted by John
To add links onto every company you've wasted money in every forum post?
You're on a website that is based on people modifying cars, lots of people spend as much money as they can modifying their Corsa's and what not... You may see it as a waste of money but it's a hobby of mine and I enjoy improving my car for fast road/track use, I don't get why you can flame me for that? 
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xa0s
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Originally posted by Dom
Most of LulzSec was DB dumps via SQL injection, they even said it themselves.
Actually they DDoS'd far more many people that they hacked through SQL injection. Ryan Cleary was charged for several DDoS-related cases etc... If you read any LulzSec news article it mentions DDoS. For example:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13848510
http://venturebeat.com/2011/06/14/lulzsec-ddos-party-attacks/
http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/06/22/ryan-cleary-charged-with-lulzsec-ddos-attack-on-soca/
http://www.neowin.net/news/lulzsec-ddos-magnetscom-then-ddos-their-customer-support-line
http://www.datacentres.com/news/soca-website-taken-down-after-lulzsec-ddos-attack
http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=282089
http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=11171
http://www.eve-search.com/thread/1528158
http://www.globalsecuritymag.com/LulzSec-DDoS-attack-on-CIA-website,20110616,24355.html
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Originally posted by Dom
Secondly, continuously pinging a server/computer isn't a ddos attack
That was clearly a joke...
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Originally posted by Dom
iirc from the IRC chat, all you did was to continuously ping the CS server.
No, I sent HTTP requests to it to bump my view count.
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Originally posted by Dom
And thirdly, eBay/Amazon will be atleast as secure if not more so than the CS server.
Yep, but who mentioned security? I was surprised how much power it took to take CS offline, it took more than it did to take down a big site at the time, IIRC it was Play.
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Originally posted by Dom
Again, you contiously talk shite and seem to know fuck all about the basics. Either you're taking the piss and attention seeking like Doyle or you're another Jimmy Bennett and actually believe you're some hacking/cracking superstar.
Nah that's you taking a blatant ping joke seriously... I also haven't said anything about my ability... It's all in your mind. And the whole programming thing, all I can remember posting about is Google Checkout's API which turns out does require SSL to do what I wanted but I was trying to do it without due to several people saying it wasn't required, including a few posters on here... There's no programming ability involved really, it's just taking ages to get to know how to do API calls and what not.
[Edited on 27-06-2011 by xa0s]
[Edited on 27-06-2011 by xa0s]
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John
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So you had a botnet of servers that could take amazon down instantly.
xa0s da silva.
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Dom
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Originally posted by John
So you had a botnet of servers that could take amazon down instantly.
xa0s da silva.
Add CS to that list.
The guy is a prat and on that note "i'm out!"
P.s - As for Google checkout, the API is over SSL but you don't need to have a SSL cert. You could have figured that out in 30secs just looking at the API.
[Edited on 27-06-2011 by Dom]
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xa0s
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Originally posted by John
So you had a botnet of servers that could take amazon down instantly.
xa0s da silva.
It's you lot that are bigging it up, I'm saying the DDoS attacks aren't a form of hacking and people shouldn't be called a hacker because they can click 'attack' on a booter... You can buy botnets/booters, it's only hacking if you're the one hacking into servers and infecting them I guess.
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Russ
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if you sell a diamond fire sword online are you a hacker?
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willay
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there is alot of faggotry in this thread.
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JonnyJ
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Originally posted by mwg
what the geeking hell is this all about?
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Tom J
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its clear some people on here are involved.
if anyone needs a getaway car i have a 350z and can be anywhere in 10 minutes...
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Bart
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I've notified the FBI that xa0s is a LulzSec hax0r
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Steve
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lol
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