DDoS attacks

As others mentioned here, the onion link should be easier to find. No doubt you will find it if you search hard enough, I did too, but some retards will give up when they don't get the link as the first result on Google or any other heavily censored search engine. A simple and lightweight static HTML page with instructions on how to get here with Tor should be enough, and wouldn't be ddos'd as easily.
 
It looks bad now, and I can understand feeling like this finally is The End™, but I don't share that feeling. The fight never ends as long as you refuse to stop fighting.

Sure, the full weight of worldwide social/financial/governmental power networks is firmly in support of every evil documented on this site. Yes, it looks like they're getting away with it and all hope is lost or whatever. Most of us have been sneeding long enough to see how these things go in the long run: we're looking at evil that is carried out by mortal men. They betray themselves and one another, they grow sick and die, their networks decay or implode, and God takes His vengeance without exception.

Fuck sickos. No matter how bad it looks, and no matter how bad it gets, we'll find a way to move forward. If this really is the turning of a page, then all we really need to do right now is reject the doompill and start learning what the new battle lines look like. Speaking of which, I should get off my ass and start donating to the site.
 
4090 Chad said:
Wasn't it just a couple of days ago Google and the FBI collaborated to take down some large residential proxy botnet?

Yes. Yes they did.

It's pretty amusing to see that if the government/mega corps really want to, they could dismantle these botnets fairly easily, yet choose not to.
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its favoritism, if its harming them theyll take it down and if it isnt they wont
 
Dumbledore's Onlyfans said:
Maybe a tip to Homeland Security might be in order. They might tell you to go fuck yourself too, or more likely, open a file on you
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The feds absolutely already have a file on Null. And like he said in the OP, some people behind these attacks are feds, so the people in Homeland security that he'd complain to might even be the ones who are doing this in the first place.
 
It seems like the non-tor was back up for a few minutes and then went back down again, it seems like our ddos attackers got distracted a little bit. Also Null, maybe you can put up a stronger anti-DDOS wall, to prevent more ddos attacks fron happening.
 
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souschef said:
The automatic redirect wasn't working for me. Easily remediable if Null just pin an announcement with the onion link, so people see it when the farms are up again. So they can just bookmark it on Tor

Nowadays is easy and simple for even the most turbo normies, remember how clunky Tor was on the 2010? Today it's easy peasy
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If there is an automatic redirect, it didn't work for me either. I went to the telegram channel and searched "onion" to find the link. But I only knew the link was there from the first major outage, years ago. I think him pinning the link somewhere is a good idea.
 
Letting third-worlders onto the internet is what has enabled this. Botnets are products of low-trust societies being connected to high-trust ones, because they exist in jurisdictions where nothing can be done to the people operating them. In a sane world, we would have cut off most of the third-world years ago and only let them back in exchange for signing humiliating extradition treaties for cybercriminals.

God willing the Iranians channel the spirit of their Mughal kin and decimate the izzat of the undersea cables connecting India to the rest of the internet.
 
Mos said:
As others mentioned here, the onion link should be easier to find. No doubt you will find it if you search hard enough, I did too, but some retards will give up when they don't get the link as the first result on Google or any other heavily censored search engine. A simple and lightweight static HTML page with instructions on how to get here with Tor should be enough, and wouldn't be ddos'd as easily.
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maybe we can ask for tor.taxi to list our website
 
Stephanie Bustcakes said:
The feds absolutely already have a file on Null. And like he said in the OP, some people behind these attacks are feds, so the people in Homeland security that he'd complain to might even be the ones who are doing this in the first place.
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the three letter agency is the annoying part, literal fucking traitors because a silly gossip site threatens their masters bottom line and theirs in turn.
Prokhor Zakharov said:
What we need to do is find a way for Matthew Prince to be visited in one night by 3 ghosts and show him the error of his ways.
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you are implying he has a soul to begin with...
 
Mos said:
As others mentioned here, the onion link should be easier to find. No doubt you will find it if you search hard enough, I did too, but some retards will give up when they don't get the link as the first result on Google or any other heavily censored search engine. A simple and lightweight static HTML page with instructions on how to get here with Tor should be enough, and wouldn't be ddos'd as easily.
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I had to try two different links. From what I faintly remember an hour ago, the one on the Telegram didn't work. Needed Nitter to find it in the replies of the Josh's Tweet.
Prokhor Zakharov said:
What we need to do is find a way for Matthew Prince to be visited in one night by 3 ghosts and show him the error of his ways.
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I hope one of the ghosts is a bernese mountain dog.
 
Agent Abe Caprine said:
I had to try two different links. From what I faintly remember an hour ago, the one on the Telegram didn't work. Needed Nitter to find it in the replies of the Josh's Tweet.
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I'm just throwing this out there. It took me 5 fuckin seconds to find the onion link.
 
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