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I mean a bruteforcing like this:



Encrypted string: sasfgfiealskdmlasieeqskmdapwowmqwfdmafoewpq
The program starts encrypting loads of strings:
a
b
c
...

Remember that bruting the encryption is basically always possible if you know the encryption method (without knowing how to decrypt) and the encrypted data. However if the encryption method is slow...

No, actually DoSes are very easy to trace, unless the attacker does it behind a proxy.
DDoSes are hard to trace becouse they come from trojaned computers. The trojaned computers make up a botnet.

There's a "h4x0r" translation available at Google, too.

Oh... Well scan it as much as you like, hex-edit it as much as you like, there's definately no virus. It contains 00 and 01 bytes and I'd be surprised if someone made a virus with only those. Really...

It is for real. And it is definately not a virus, becouse
1. it's a zip, it can't harm your computer without running something inside
2. the only file inside is a .bin file, these can't contain...

I've attached a small file with a rubbish picture inside it. It's very easy to make a program for viewing it. Some tips: size is 64x64, black&white, no shading. Let's see who will be the first...