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Posted by reveal on Jul-31-2002 15:22:

Lightbulb RIAA Web site disabled by attack

read all about it here


Posted by netw3rkd on Jul-31-2002 15:26:

Wow, a DoS attack..I bet that showed them. OOooooOooo


Posted by frontebb on Jul-31-2002 15:33:

"Don't they have something better to do during the summer than hack our site?" asked the RIAA representative, who asked not to be identified.

Umm...let me...... NOPE!

"Perhaps it at least took 10 minutes away from stealing music."

A genius ladies and gentlemen..a true GENIUS!


Posted by THE_Chris on Jul-31-2002 15:41:

So the RIAA's next move against file sharing will be to actively encourage people to take down their website, in the hopes that everyone in the world will find it more interesting than downloading music.


Posted by reveal on Jul-31-2002 15:47:

quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
So the RIAA's next move against file sharing will be to actively encourage people to take down their website, in the hopes that everyone in the world will find it more interesting than downloading music.


lol, that must be it!


Posted by phyrest0rm on Jul-31-2002 15:52:

I can see the headlines now....

RIAA condones the hacking of internet sites.
RIAA dares kids to try to hack NASA and other government sites.

lol... what idiots


Posted by bodhichitta on Jul-31-2002 17:05:

"
"Don't they have something better to do during the summer than hack our site?" asked the RIAA representative, who asked not to be identified. "Perhaps it at least took 10 minutes away from stealing music."
"



How stupid...


Posted by KilldaDJ on Jul-31-2002 17:12:

Thumbs up

i salute the person[s] responsible for the attack, well done m8


Posted by DJPrototypeX on Jul-31-2002 17:15:





they deserved it...


Posted by MaGiK54 on Jul-31-2002 17:24:

"asked the RIAA representative, who asked not to be identified"

Chicken


Posted by milos on Jul-31-2002 18:08:

got a good laugh out of reading that

people will fight back

HACK THE PLANETTTTT!!! RAAAAAAAAAAH!!


Posted by ampburner on Jul-31-2002 18:26:

from one of the replies on the site:

quote:
Don't they have something better to do during the summer than hack our site?"
Answer: Don't you have something better to do this summer then to clamp down on our consumer rights and buy our elected representatives


quote:
Answer: Don't you have something better to do this summer then to clamp down on our consumer rights and buy our elected representatives


agreed 100% RIAA =


Posted by DJ CLUSTER on Jul-31-2002 19:05:

Wow!
Ok, I guess I'm not really down with the times. What I mean is I didn't even know they are trying to stop the use of 'peer to peer' software

Well, I guess what happened must have got under the RTAA's skin, however it really didn't prove anything nor is it going to stop this process from happening. Which IMO is beyond unfortunete.

What's this world coming to, maybe they should just take our computers away from us too?


Cheers,
Zigg's
www.djcluster.com


Posted by TranceMasterUk on Jul-31-2002 19:05:

the RIAA want to be allowed to legally hack into peoples computers, who use P2P programs.

its bullshit

who do they think they are!!!!

usa government complain about hacking all the time

now its a terrorist offence
yet the RIAA want to be allowed to do it!


Posted by JPJH on Jul-31-2002 20:15:

nice work....blah to the riaa


Posted by PatMcGroin on Jul-31-2002 20:35:

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

i find this very comedic!


Posted by Sarcoman on Jul-31-2002 22:00:

Surprised there hasnt been a Thread:

'Music lovers unite computer power to hack RIAA website'.

Think about what a few million computers could do.


Posted by Nadi on Jul-31-2002 22:06:

ddos'ing there website wont do shit anyways. Its not like anyone visits it, and the reports say that there internal network wasn't harmed, so they didnt even have to stop being dumbasses to wait for it to get fixed. But I do hate the riaa, so whoever did that should do it more, and hit them internally next time too


Posted by netw3rkd on Jul-31-2002 22:08:

I could deface the site if I wanted

heeeeeee...


Posted by noikeee on Jul-31-2002 22:08:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceMasterUk
the RIAA want to be allowed to legally hack into peoples computers, who use P2P programs.


they'll be hacked back.. again and again.. I bet


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jul-31-2002 22:08:

That's just... stupid...


Posted by netw3rkd on Jul-31-2002 22:15:

They can't legally hack into anybodys computers. That would be evasion of privacy.


Posted by reveal on Jul-31-2002 22:17:

this dos-attack must be as legal as "controlling" p2p-software, am i wrong?


Posted by torontotrance on Jul-31-2002 22:21:

Smile

what a shame......an evil group got it's website destroyed

i think the us gov't should add the RIAA to it's list of banned groups


Posted by Ian on Jul-31-2002 23:11:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceMasterUk
the RIAA want to be allowed to legally hack into peoples computers, who use P2P programs.

its bullshit

who do they think they are!!!!

usa government complain about hacking all the time

now its a terrorist offence
yet the RIAA want to be allowed to do it!



If the bastards even try & hack my comp I'll take them for every penny they've scabbed in their lives, it's about time they got some shit back @ them, they're trying to control a monopoly for their own benefit which in this 'free' world should be illegal surely


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