Loses Mission , Goes on a DDoS rampage.

[Ichinose 64]

im not even gonna hide the name of this *******

3 seconds after he wrote that look at the ping.. 

@MattScott @Lixil Ban these DDoS kids....  Edited July 14, 2018 by vsonyp0wer-xyz
wtf.

[owzzy 181]

I don't think this is enough evidence matey.

[Rebelliousness 85]

4 minutes ago, Grizmo said:

I don't think this is enough evidence matey.

No but it warrants a look by LO staff.

[Hexerin 1140]

If that was an actual DDoS, you would be seeing massive and fluctuating packet loss as well.

[Ichinose 64]

50 minutes ago, Hexerin said:

If that was an actual DDoS, you would be seeing massive and fluctuating packet loss as well.

if it was dos towards me yes. But towards the server no. 

[Kiida 455]

57 minutes ago, Hexerin said:

If that was an actual DDoS, you would be seeing massive and fluctuating packet loss as well.

We were seeing that, until the servers crashed.

[Outofmyway 39]

We can't help you on that matter tho.

The best and quickest way to reach out to a GM for issues like that, is by using the support. click me.

Edited July 14, 2018 by Outofmyway

[Excalibur! 207]

I hope these kids get to jail already... and theyll get ddos in their asses.

[nndrei 129]

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

[Darkzero3802 611]

8 minutes ago, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

Agreed. There comes a time where you gota go to the next step. Obv preventing the attacks isnt working so the next step must be taken.

[Ichinose 64]

I just literally TOLD them whos behind the attack. QueenEnforcer is part of that stupid DDoS team called "GreatBl*wJ*bG*YS [swearwords name lol]

All they need to do , is their job.

Last i expected from someone whos RANK 237.

[Clandestine 390]

42 minutes ago, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

Probably because they just pay botnet owners and even if they would launch attack themselves they would hide behind 100s proxies Edited July 15, 2018 by Clandestine

[Aeronaut 647]

49 minutes ago, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

depending where, but ye.

"In the US, denial-of-service attacks may be considered a federal crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act with penalties that include years of imprisonment. The Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the US Department of Justice handles cases of (D)DoS."

thanks wikipedia

[Similarities 226]

1 hour ago, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

 

1 hour ago, Darkzero3802 said:

1 hour ago, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

Agreed. There comes a time where you gota go to the next step. Obv preventing the attacks isnt working so the next step must be taken.

Monetary reasons, it's far more expensive to actually figure out who is behind the attacks, and near impossible unless they make a stupid mistake, most CNC servers are hosted off-shore on Ukrainian/Russian server hosting companies who don't care about legal problems and won't hand over server logs because they're not required to (usually), it'd also take far longer to figure out who is behind the attacks and prosecute them than just waiting them out.

TL;DR Money and time.

[Too_many_snowflakes 80]

kiddies gonna kid.
 

[speee 90]

It really is not easy to find who is responsible for the attacks. Pretty sure it would be much better if they focused on better mitigation instead. And who is to say it is just one person? It could easily be multiple people in various locations attacking the servers.

[KnifuWaifu 499]

4 hours ago, Excalibur! said:

I hope these kids get to jail already... and theyll get ddos in their asses.

Maybe you joke, but I think this is a good idea much like what Fortnite had done, some of these hackers need to experience some real world consequences to knock some sense into them. 

[KnifuWaifu 499]

38 minutes ago, Aeronaut said:

why is a$$ filtered tho

either the filter is incomplete or just an odd one

Thank goodness not all a$$ is censored. 

[Aeronaut 647]

3 minutes ago, KnifuWaifu said:

Thank goodness not all a$$ is censored. 

nice. how'd you get that picture of me lmao

[KnifuWaifu 499]

27 minutes ago, Aeronaut said:

31 minutes ago, KnifuWaifu said:

Thank goodness not all a$$ is censored. 

nice. how'd you get that picture of me lmao

Right place right time my man.

[Darkzero3802 611]

On 7/14/2018 at 9:10 PM, Similarities said:

 

Monetary reasons, it's far more expensive to actually figure out who is behind the attacks, and near impossible unless they make a stupid mistake, most CNC servers are hosted off-shore on Ukrainian/Russian server hosting companies who don't care about legal problems and won't hand over server logs because they're not required to (usually), it'd also take far longer to figure out who is behind the attacks and prosecute them than just waiting them out.

TL;DR Money and time.

And spending money on constant mitigation, hardware, and lost revenue isnt money? Down servers cause of attacks and broken hardware isnt time? Either way its money and time and there comes a time where more serious action is required, we have reached that time.

22 hours ago, KnifuWaifu said:

Maybe you joke, but I think this is a good idea much like what Fortnite had done, some of these hackers need to experience some real world consequences to knock some sense into them. 

Agreed, when attacks are on a daily basis its far more then just random and the only way to stop it is with action that will perm remove them.

[Hexerin 1140]

You're kidding yourselves if you think LO is going to take this to the relevant authorities.

[Darkzero3802 611]

34 minutes ago, Hexerin said:

You're kidding yourselves if you think LO is going to take this to the relevant authorities.

You never know. But the attacker needs to be taken care of so this way we arent in mitigation 24/7

[Sniperturtle 65]

On 7/15/2018 at 1:55 AM, INSECURITY said:

DDoS attacks are punishable by law?

Instead of spending a lot of money on anti-ddos protections.
Why they dont spend money to find who is behind those attacks?
And put them in jail.
 

Because (getting tired of explaining it, so here goes the short version) it is close to impossible to identify exactly who initiated a dDoS attack. Almost as hard as filtering and blocking involved addresses.

[Ichinose 64]

Literally he can just launch a DDoS from a online stresser network and you can never prove its him.

or he can go to a darkweb and use a advanced stresser and u still wont find him.