http://unitedtechguys.com/2011/08/05/anonymous-attack-facebook-november-5th/
I could live without it
I could live without it
Anonymous to "Attack" Facebook.
- Thread starter Bennyboy
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i use to like these guys, but this just shows me that they're retarded. not because they're taking down facebook, which they will, but because of the reason. everyone complains about the privacy issue, but what they neglect to even research is that if you only change your freakin settings, you would help any privacy. like my father says "try to help yourself". these guys are just a bunch of degenerates
Here's another article from CNN today about the problems that all this hackers are causing. something to worry about in the future.
btw I don't agree with the all Facebook hack, sure I don't like the site, but I can always delete my account.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/web/08/08/prison.hack.stuxnet/index.html?iPhoneemail
btw I don't agree with the all Facebook hack, sure I don't like the site, but I can always delete my account.
http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/web/08/08/prison.hack.stuxnet/index.html?iPhoneemail
Remember remember, the 5th of November.....BS.
The mere fact that they have announced it in the fashion they have and given Facebook the (well, uneeded) warning forces me to call BS. From the limited encryption knowledge I have from a few college classes, there are encryption techniques which can be created that take the most powerful computer created (or that can be created) millions of years to decipher based on possible combination math. Being the social superpower that they are, I am sure Facebook already had in place the necessary encryption to keep these fools out, and if they didn't, you can bet they will now. The vulnerabilities found in those articles were as a result of poor security - not powerful hacking Rubicons
"...heed the warnings as follows"
Give me a break its Facebook not the nuclear submarines patrolling the oceans. Worst case scenario you have to call people or text message for a couple days until Facebook restores their servers from the 100's of Backups I am sure they have....
The mere fact that they have announced it in the fashion they have and given Facebook the (well, uneeded) warning forces me to call BS. From the limited encryption knowledge I have from a few college classes, there are encryption techniques which can be created that take the most powerful computer created (or that can be created) millions of years to decipher based on possible combination math. Being the social superpower that they are, I am sure Facebook already had in place the necessary encryption to keep these fools out, and if they didn't, you can bet they will now. The vulnerabilities found in those articles were as a result of poor security - not powerful hacking Rubicons
"...heed the warnings as follows"
Give me a break its Facebook not the nuclear submarines patrolling the oceans. Worst case scenario you have to call people or text message for a couple days until Facebook restores their servers from the 100's of Backups I am sure they have....
the joke: but that's like so 2000....
serious: it does actually make facebook look bad, unreliable, and unstable. many will leave be it for one reason or another, but that's why hackers shut down companies like that. just think of sony. sony as a console system will most likey be no more in the next 4 or 5 years, allowing for sega to come back.
serious: it does actually make facebook look bad, unreliable, and unstable. many will leave be it for one reason or another, but that's why hackers shut down companies like that. just think of sony. sony as a console system will most likey be no more in the next 4 or 5 years, allowing for sega to come back.
I hope that " give me a break" is not directed at me. don't shoot the messenger
and it is kind of a big deal, it's not just a matter of not being able to log in for couple days. People's personal info is at stake here, I don't trust these anonymous people as much as Facebook.
and it is kind of a big deal, it's not just a matter of not being able to log in for couple days. People's personal info is at stake here, I don't trust these anonymous people as much as Facebook.
Yes, but in every example given, the hackers were successful due to the finding of an exploit or a way around the front door which is guarded by heavy duty bouncers. Facebook should have a team (probably a large one) devoted to attempting to hack their own servers. Companies with that much personal and confidential data would have such a team in place. We all know Facebook employs the best of the best, and thereforee it is my firm belief that anything these anonymous goofs can do, they have did, patched, and moved on. I can make fancy computer voiced videos also..
