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Top Memorable Hacks: 4Chan vs. Gawker - - Techland - TIME.com

Date: Jul 2010 The Beef: It all started with Jessi Slaughter. A post on Stickydrama, a tween gossip site, linked the pre-teen to the lead singer of Blood on the Dance Floor . Instead of letting the rumor go, Slaughter responded in the classiest way she knew: a video where she threatens “haters” that she will shoot them in the head and mutilate them. Warning: Language NSFW The 11-year-old foul mouthed viral vixen (yes, you read that right, she was only 11) managed to upset the majority of the trolling world that lives at 4Chan, who went on a trolling rampage sending pizza’s to her house, prank calling her, spamming her Facebook and MySpace accounts. http://techland.time.com/time_slide/4chan-vs-gawker/

Internet Research, Anti-Phishing and PCI Security Services | Netcraft

Top of the table this month is Swishmail , which offers a variety of managed web hosting plans in addition to their core service of enterprise-grade email hosting. INetU is at second place this month, which offers dedicated managed hosting services from data centres with resilient networks, backup power, and strong physical and network security. INetU also offers compliance and consultancy services to customers around the world and has recently received PCI DSS certification for their cloud service. In third place is the California-based Multacom , which provides web hosting, dedicated servers, colocation, and managed services. Multacom's data centre is in downtown Los Angeles and offers fibre-optic links to many other carrier buildings both in Los Angeles and worldwide. Within the top 10, Linux and FreeBSD were used by 4 hosting companies each, and Microsoft was used by 2. http://news.netcraft.com/

Operation Payback Setup Guide

http://pastehtml.com/view/1c8i33u.html Simply install OpenSSL (anywhere on your HDD) and change the port on mIRC to "+6697" (without quotes) [ how-to here ]. Other clients might not use the '+' sign for SSL.

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UPDATE: I have re-uploaded ‘ gap-insurance.aes256 ‘ and it appears to be staying put for now, however please download and upload to your favorite filer host and tell us where you put it in comments section below @1000am EST 18th Sept. So we all know it’s been pretty quiet round these parts. Why?

WikiLeaks – Insurance Policy Expired? « Jester's Court – Stay Frosty My Friends

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http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/09/operation-payback-attacks-continue-until-we-stop-being-angry.ars The distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against anti-piracy websites have gone on for a week now , with the lawyers behind the "US Copyright Group" being the latest target. And the anonymous Internet users behind "Operation Payback" aren't done acting out; in an interview yesterday with the security experts at Panda Labs, one of the organizers said that Anonymous' attacks will continue "until we stop being angry." Judging from the list of things that make him (?) angry, this could take a while. The law firm of Dunlap, Grubb and Weaver was one of the newest targets of the attacks , organized a week ago to take down antipiracy organization around the world. Already hit: the RIAA (US), BPI (UK), MPAA (US), AFACT (Australia), BREIN (Netherlands), Aiplex (India), and Websheriff (UK).

"Operation Payback" attacks to go on until "we stop being angry"