DDoS Attack Leaves Five Chinese Provinces Without Internet

[macdad-]

Thanks for clearing that up, and yes...back on topic, shall we.

[computeruler]

I find that kind of racist.

ok how do you find anything here racist?  Anyways, your right! You cant ping microsoft.com! thats wierd.  Why cant you ping them?

[Fairadir]

ok how do you find anything here racist?  Anyways, your right! You cant ping microsoft.com! thats wierd.  Why cant you ping them?

In other instances the motive is purely for prestige. For example the fact that Microsoft.com simply doesn't respond to ping requests is because the entire "haxor" world of calculator basic programmers just learning the basics of command prompt is constantly trying out their l337 5ki11z by using the ping command on Microsoft.com.

That explains it, right?

[squall_01]

cause it was an attack on the chinese people.

[computeruler]

ohhhh

[BC_Programmer]

cause it was an attack on the chinese people.

except it was probably done my chinese people as well.

[patio]

Probably the Government...who are Chinese as well.
Squall your point has no merit.

[squall_01]

can you back track and tell me that its not someone who is?

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Can you back track and rephrase your sentence because I cannot understand you.

Anyways, with the way they've set it up on the mainland, it's not surprising they all suffered a DDoS attack.

[macdad-]

Lets get back on topic before we all get a DoS(or even a BSOD...hehe, jk)

[squall_01]

   I ment could you track it back to the sender an tell me.

[BC_Programmer]

an you back track and tell me that its not someone who is?

Can you backtrack and tell us that it's somebody who is?

[squall_01]

nope cause I cant hack

[kpac]

It doesn't take a genius to set up a fairly good sized DoS botnet.

[squall_01]

your looking at one person who probably cant