anonymous attacks godaddy
09-10-2012, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by andrewhake' timestamp='1347341177' post='22002990
Actually that's it. No more non-car related posts from me ever on this site, this site would be much more useful if more people followed this rule.. 
What the f@#k is toast masters? (Random S2000 info/video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49meGUQDoeU)
09-11-2012, 09:22 AM
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http://www.godaddy.com/newscenter/re...p&iphoneview=1
Cute, GoDaddy PR, no we didn't get attacked!
(Yeah right.)
Cute, GoDaddy PR, no we didn't get attacked!
(Yeah right.)
09-11-2012, 11:16 AM
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Better service. Every other hosting company out there. More reliable, almost every other hosting company:
http://lifehacker.com/5870649/ditch-...-at-a-discount
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellycla...daddy-and-how/
I use Dreamhost.com for my domains and hosting, and never have any major issues. You will have downtime with almost any web host at some point or another but GoDaddy's service is abysmal, not to mention the exploitation of women, elephant killing, and other such cockery.
http://lifehacker.com/5870649/ditch-...-at-a-discount
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kellycla...daddy-and-how/
I use Dreamhost.com for my domains and hosting, and never have any major issues. You will have downtime with almost any web host at some point or another but GoDaddy's service is abysmal, not to mention the exploitation of women, elephant killing, and other such cockery.
09-11-2012, 11:51 AM
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It wasn't a job by Anonymous. It was done by one, single, Brazilian. If it had been done by the collective:
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
09-11-2012, 12:20 PM
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It wasn't a job by Anonymous. It was done by one, single, Brazilian. If it had been done by the collective:
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
09-11-2012, 02:14 PM
#16
DNS is fragile, this much is true. Still figure there'd be more mitigation, but... 
Regardless, it's always a shame when one persons shenanigans end up costing another innocent person(s).
Regardless, it's always a shame when one persons shenanigans end up costing another innocent person(s).
09-11-2012, 03:44 PM
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It wasn't a job by Anonymous. It was done by one, single, Brazilian. If it had been done by the collective:
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
1) It wouldn't be back up right now.
2) Your information would have been breached for leveraging purposes.
It's a shame so many peoples businesses were affected by one DDoS'er. Sounds like an inferior product/service is being offered.
Real dollars were lost by millions of businesses today. Same thing goes when groups attack other infrastructure in our economy.
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