Message from @Nathan James 123
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Melt that shit down, add new stamps on if you need.
Imagine paying for things in literal Nazi gold
John Wick currency of choice
Literally yeah
Diamonds aren't very good, since each is marked
And those marks cannot be removed without damaging the gem
Precious metals are 100% the best currency to do any anonymous transaction in
Cocaine currency 💴
Even cocaine has markers of its production, so can be tracked :/
> A party spokeswoman said: “We have experienced a sophisticated and large-scale cyber-attack on Labour digital platforms.
would you call this sophisticated
No <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>
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DDOS might be the least sophisticated attack there is
The government will call any attack on them "sophisticated"
> One report from 2017 found a 300-sec attack, with a total bandwidth of 125Gbps, could be purchased for €5; a longer attack, aimed at knocking a website offline for an hour, for €90. Others were even cheaper, offering three hours of downtime for $60.
maybe the way to get the bots is sophisticated, but its probably similar to "click this link to get nigerian moni xd"
Fuck, now that is CHEAP
literally some kid could do it
~~It's literally that easy to do~~ @Cragnathar The Destroyer
It's very easy to build a botnet
There are free tools online to do it
If you want a low-powered one you can google "purchase network stress tester"
They're more than enough to use against an individual
*Don't use them on people, unless you have permission.*
*Don't use them on anything, unless you have permission.*
*Make sure that you have written and signed permission before you do anything.*
*Do not break the law.*
i used to think of a botnet generally as a bunch of computers that had been infected by malware bringing them under some central control
guessing it's a bit more complex than that nowdays
Yep, that's generally it
The only real thing that has changed, is the way that they are controlled
or rather, not the only way to do it
hmm
And the devices that are infected
You know those nice shiny IoT devices? Your little smart fridge, your smart TV, Smart light, etc. They're all running linux and they're all servers with no protection on them
They are the targets now
yeah
So rather than setting up a botnet in a university with a big connection and lots of PCs, they will target "smart homes", those idiots with lots of unprotected IoT devices.
your lightbulb is bringing down the labour party <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>