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June 16th, 2011, 08:30 PM
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You're right. Thus:
I don't think anyone that knows even an iota about info sec is impressed
*edit*
My point is the best way to justify new legislation that would allow the tracking of anyone online at any time would be to masquerade as a bunch of dumba** teenagers that can't be easily tracked and somehow have the power to significantly disrupt internet services.
Anonymous and their LOIC do a fine enough job poking sticks in hornet nests. Maybe this is just a copycat group. Maybe this is what happens when only 1 in 4 kids can get a summer job. Who knows.
It's a far out idea, but consider that the same organizations that kidnapped hookers and doped them up on LSD "for the lulz" in the 60's are still in existence today.
Last edited by keezel; June 16th, 2011 at 08:36 PM.
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