April 28, 2006

• Another DoS attack (the second today)
  is going on
  at Hosting Matters, a major host for weblogs, many of whom are covering the
  American view of the border issue.

  Blogbat
  predicts this one, coinciding so close to the May 1^st siege on America by
  unlawfully present foreigners will have been found to be caused by our lovely
  horde of same, proving once again how all have clearly come here to work.

  Work however requires definition and
  apparently one of the jobs Americans won’t do anymore is commit cyber crimes. I
  could be wrong, but I have a hunch here.

  Of course, regardless of the culprit Kevin
  Mitnick might not be too happy his job, like the jobs of so many others, is
  being displaced, but Kevin should take heart: It’s really not a cyber crime
  that’s being committed here; it’s cyber terrorism (just as the planned protests
  Monday are economic acts of terrorism). And I quote:

  Terrorism: The unlawful use or threatened use of force
  or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with
  the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for
  ideological or political reasons.

  And for
  good measure, here’s the more specific definition of International
  Terrorism:

  Terrorism practiced by a in a
  foreign country by terrorists who are not native to that country.

  - Source: Dictionary.com

   

  While Mr. Nero
  Рома́нов (Romanov) Carter Bush and Benedict Arnold Vidkun
  Abraham Lauritz Jonssøn Quisling
  Ted Kennedy are playing their fiddles and looking up the meaning of the word “vigilante”,
  perhaps they can also crack that dictionary to take a look at the above two
  definitions at the same time.

   

  RELATED:

  Last Year’s round of Hosting Matters
  DoS attacks: 1
  & 2

  UPDATE:

  Michelle Malkin has posted her thoughts

  2004 Blogbat Source: DMAT Servers Hijacked in Cyber Terrorism Attempt
  

  

   

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