Hacker attacks in real time for fun and profit
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I found this link that displays in real time attacks from country >> target country.
The U.S. is being bombarded by China. The U.S. just attacked Australia? Why did we do that? Iceland! Turn off your robots!
Holy geez a mega-SIP attack on the U.S. hold on everyone! Those dirty Hong Kong peoples. Get Wells Fargo on the phone. I need to make sure my $112.23 is still FICA insured.
HTTP, SSL, TelNet, you name it it is being exploited...
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Interesting.
Is this real data? How do they know what's being attacked?
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Is this real data? How do they know what's being attacked?
From a brief reading of the info bit of the website, by monitoring darknets. How the data is collected and analysed is anyone's guess.
Damn. All the hackers must be asleep. Wish I was...
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If you click on the
iit says it's data from a bunch of honeypots. So it's probably real data about fake systems being attacked by real attackers.
Filed under: 2/3 ain't bad
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Oh, so it's just a statistical simulation? Like, if your server is under DDoS, you can't go to this site and watch it happen in real time. Sucks magic isn't real.
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Oh, so it's just a statistical simulation?
Possibly more than that. Can't say without more information.
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“Too slow? Try Chrome”
Are we in the 90’s again, with websites “optimized” for some browsers?
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Are we in the 90’s again, with websites “optimized” for some browsers?
Now with Extra Surveillance!
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Probably more to do with how javascript is being rendered, and chrome just having a faster parsing engine.
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Or passive aggressive way to deride people for using IE.
