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AnonDOG @kaballero.com from: TKJunkMail	The motive for the attack on the root servers was unclear quote: ... though the impact was negligible. ... Yawn. ICANN and DOD and the motive was unclear? LOL. aw well. It will become more clear with time and experience.
	permalink · 2007-02-06 21:16:15 ·

Surfinusa Premium join:2001-02-08 1 edit	Re: The motive for the attack on the root servers was unclear Bots have been a real threat for many company's something should be done to stop it at the source. They need a way to trace the DOS attack and temporarily cease the attack blocking ports or IP ranges what ever is necessary in real time not after the fact.
	permalink · 2007-02-06 21:20:57 ·

TKJunkMail Enjoy the sun Premium join:2002-03-03 Avalon, NJ ·Sprint Mobile Broa.. ·Comcast	said by AnonDOG : quote: ... though the impact was negligible. ... Yawn. ICANN and DOD and the motive was unclear? LOL. aw well. It will become more clear with time and experience. Yes, an anti-US motive can be suspected because of the attacks main victims. Even if there is no proof yet. -- -- My BLOG My Web Page
	permalink · 2007-02-06 21:59:34 · Print ·

en102 Canadian, eh? join:2001-01-26 Valencia, CA ·RoadRunner Cable ·DSL EXTREME	Re: The motive for the attack on the root servers was unclear Suspected - maybe because one of the sites was DoD run. Since it was traced back to South Korea, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's an anti-US attack, however, as the US (and the G-8 countries in general) are _very_ Internet dependent, then it would have some credibility. '.org' isn't the huge commercial suffix to hit.. '.com' is.
	permalink · 2007-02-07 00:14:17 ·

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