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Not at admin level though, not this successfullyUmmm...most websites on the internet are hacked everyday.:|
twilightpanda
Not at admin level though, not this successfully[QUOTE="twilightpanda"]
Ummm...most websites on the internet are hacked everyday.:|
markop2003
ya, that's true. but why did they hack a flight simulator website why not something bigger. it's kinda a waste of their talents if u ask me.
Good thing life never began with computers, what would we do? I'll admit I kinda want a huge hack with a full internet crash. I'd like to see everyone go crazy thinking about how they can't get onto Gamespot anymore instead of the fact that they are alive and still breathing. "Tear down the Wall!"
Not at admin level though, not this successfully[QUOTE="markop2003"]
[QUOTE="twilightpanda"]
Ummm...most websites on the internet are hacked everyday.:|
twilightpanda
ya, that's true. but why did they hack a flight simulator website why not something bigger. it's kinda a waste of their talents if u ask me.
Well i'm guessing it has lower security than bigger sites. If all they've got is security protecting them from external connections it makes sense, as soon as they got through they could do anything they wanted so maybe their talents arn't that great or they were just practising some route in that they found and they'll strike bigger sites now that they know it's worked.Except that hacking the internets is basically impossible, the closest you could get is bringing down the ISP exchanges.Good thing life never began with computers, what would we do? I'll admit I kinda want a huge hack with a full internet crash. I'd like to see everyone go crazy thinking about how they can't get onto Gamespot anymore instead of the fact that they are alive and still breathing. "Tear down the Wall!"
Mikey132
[QUOTE="twilightpanda"][QUOTE="markop2003"] Not at admin level though, not this successfully
markop2003
ya, that's true. but why did they hack a flight simulator website why not something bigger. it's kinda a waste of their talents if u ask me.
Well i'm guessing it has lower security than bigger sites. If all they've got is security protecting them from external connections it makes sense, as soon as they got through they could do anything they wanted so maybe their talents arn't that great or they were just practising some route in that they found and they'll strike bigger sites now that they know it's worked.yes that does make sense or maybe they just wanted to be famous.:P
Well i'm guessing it has lower security than bigger sites. If all they've got is security protecting them from external connections it makes sense, as soon as they got through they could do anything they wanted so maybe their talents arn't that great or they were just practising some route in that they found and they'll strike bigger sites now that they know it's worked.[QUOTE="markop2003"][QUOTE="twilightpanda"]
ya, that's true. but why did they hack a flight simulator website why not something bigger. it's kinda a waste of their talents if u ask me.
twilightpanda
yes that does make sense or maybe they just wanted to be famous.:P
Hacking small sites doesn't usually make you famous but i guess big companies tend to cover up security breaches cause the bad publicity causes more damage than any hacker could achieve[QUOTE="Mikey132"]Except that hacking the internets is basically impossible, the closest you could get is bringing down the ISP exchanges.Good thing life never began with computers, what would we do? I'll admit I kinda want a huge hack with a full internet crash. I'd like to see everyone go crazy thinking about how they can't get onto Gamespot anymore instead of the fact that they are alive and still breathing. "Tear down the Wall!"
markop2003
Hmmm, back to the drawing board. You crashed my idea. My brain is freezing. *WARNNG* I Have been hacked by Markop2003!
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