Crazy dDos attacks today
 

Even the norse live attack map is having trouble keeping up.

Wait until you see Anonymous come up on your TV interrupting your favorite show ;)

Twitter is down for me. Lots of problems today.

traffic is down :(

This is why I still buy DVDs. I fear that some day the Internet will come under some kind of massive attack like this morning, and it will affect our cable TV too.

Russian Hacker, Wanted by F.B.I., Is Arrested in Prague, Czechs Say
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/20/wo...cker.html?_r=0

After DDOS Down - Twitter, Reddit, Yelp, Imgur, PayPal, Airbnb, Pinterest, Shopify, Soundcloud, Spotify, GitHub, Heroku, Etsy, Box, Weebly, Wix, Squarespace, CPAN, NPM, Basecamp, Twilio, Zoho, HBO, CNN, Starbucks, Yammer

If the hacker will be extradited to the United States will increase the damage will be more and more biggest IMHO

they just released a source code used by most ddosing services to ddos whatever you want from your home maybe thats it?

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/10/...irai-released/

Ddos on Dyn

all header traffic says something about gfy, heather deep and Mike Hunt is bad guy.

LOL.

Maybe not Russia. But if is. Obama should know better about picking cyber fight with Russia over Clinton hacks. US is most vulnerable to cyber war. Best hackers from Russia and East Europe. Obamacare now has big target for hack.

Obama and America shoulds stick to what he good at. Spending moneys.

Paypal, Freshbooks, Github, Wix, Payoneer.... :(

Jesus. I was about to call my ISP to discuss my lack of internet today, but then realized that my ftp uploads were working fine. So it's hacking that's causing this shit? ugh.

There's no chance it's Russia.

Krebs has good article on it. Madness.

Madness PRO

nothing wrong here, all sites, the net & twitter working fine all day yesterday :thumbsup

'Smart' home devices used as weapons in website attack - BBC News

seems there was a ddos attack using the smarted of weapons :2 cents:

could be from anywhere, this guys's just going to court over selling a program for hacks

Notorious teenage hacker behind 1.7 million cyber attacks faces jail | London Evening Standard

Yes and no