yetanotherHNacc

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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   No, that is on the people who did that. If anything I would blame antirez for getting flustered enough about this non-Twitter specific problem to write a blog post.
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   If you can't have a conversation on Twitter you may be doing something wrong. Thanks to the peers on the network we've found all sorts of interesting things. Things like the location of rockets associated with sarin attacks in Syr
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   This is very interesting.
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   Well dang, that is a very good clue.
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   You need to power devices and protect said devices. Water will come crashing in eventually so prepare for that. Tends to disrupt communications right quick. Those umbrellas did a bang-up job deflecting spray from police but won't for r
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   How on Earth do people spot things like this? <_<
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   It is because many DDoS websites sitting behind Cloudflare are FBI run. See titaniumstresser[0] as an example. One of their sub-domain's IP address is allocated to the FBI[1]. Seems like the longest lasting sites peddling stolen info,
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   by yetanotherHNacc 12y ago

   There was a similar incident that comes to mind, BlueCoat hardware deployed by Assad's government in Syria. It was found that Assad was having traffic monitored through BlueCoat proxies installed at the ISP level. Logs were leaked show