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| #1calronmoonflowerJun 15, 2011 22:42:05 | Article |
| #2The_SilverswordJun 15, 2011 23:59:18 | Is it just me or are hackers getting dumber and dumber? I mean if I was to hack the CIA's website, I sure as hell wouldnt be telling everybody about it, thats just stupid, very stupid, and this is the CIA were talking about, its not going to take them too long to figure out whos responsible, especially being as they are tweeting phone numbers and what not. ANd the government is probably going to crack down on these asshats and others like them by givng themselves more jurisdiction over the internet, which means were all going to get ******!! Thanks alot ****tards!!! God! I swear people like that just make me want to beat them with large metal objects, ya know? |
| #3pluisjenJun 16, 2011 1:40:37 | I'm guessing they feel pretty safe. I can understand the feeling, given they've already proven to be able to take on the CIA by taking down their main site. Although I fear that it's not exactly run by their top agents, so they may very well have bitten off more then they can chew. |
| #4jetshieldJun 16, 2011 1:48:10 | Crashing the CIA's public web site is hardly showing you're able to "take on" the CIA. It's not like they affected any CIA operations or gained any secret data. For all we know, the CIA might outsource their web design/hosting. |
| #5pluisjenJun 16, 2011 2:37:35 | Oh yeah, the file structure and stuff they took from another site. Hm if they didn't actually get anything interesting and the CIA outsources they didn't really do a lot of damage either. Site seems to be back up now. We'll see how this turns out... Guess Lulz is stretching the web a bit... it is an outdated piece of technology. Lets see how it holds under all of this. |
| #6trappedsliderJun 16, 2011 2:47:16 | you know i'd be more impressed by all of these hacking groups if they did something major,like took down China's"Great Fire Wall" |
| #7Lord_ToastJun 16, 2011 11:53:52 |
No, this is the same CIA that supplied information about something major occurring in August or September of 2001. Which their superiors chose to ignore or didn't connect the dots with other agencies intel. |
| #8zombie_babiesJun 16, 2011 11:55:55 | I read an article that stated that most of the newer hackers are not American. So any OP to get these guys would likely be stopped before it started. Specially cuz a lot of hackers live in, you know, China. Them guys across the big puddle that we owe, like, more money than we have to. |
| #9bone_nagaJun 17, 2011 13:57:37 | So they took down their unclassified, barely-secured website, didn't gain any information, and didn't disrupt operations? Yeah...really impressive... I don't think the hackers have that much to fear. I'm pretty sure the CIA has better things to do than chase down some computer geeks that didn't actually cause any damage. They're probably too busy spying on people that disagree with politicians and making them disappear when they discover cold fusion. |