Originally posted by pegasus1
I enjoy Jeff Rense' website immensely. I visit it almost every day. I have read the warnings that the site is under attack also. Now who would want
to hack into his website and shut it down?
A three letter agency? Its very possible but how can anyone know who is "cyber-attacking" your website?
I am asking because I lack the computer knowledge to know. Any computer savvy types that can help us out with that one? Is it possible to know who is
attacking your site?
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I would just like to know which articles are P%#@ ing off the hackers!?!?
Lemme see if I can help. First off, let me put it out there that I am not a fan of rense, due to their constant publishing of serious claims without
a single shred of proof. Free speech is a great thing, and I don't decry them for speaking, but they pass rense of as a news site, so they should
hold themselves to a standard of objectivity and proof.
On to the actual hacking, their claims that it is a government op is absolute bull. If it was, then it would be done through a computer that had no
connections to the government. In other words, they would use a civilian computer to hack another civilian computer, etc. etc. and create a whole
chain of hacked computers before they ever tried hacking rense.
They said themselves they didn't know the source (which is bull, they can run a WhoIS and at least find the IP of the last computer in the chain, the
one that is actually doing the hacking), so how are they claiming that it's a government op? They've admited their own lie. Besides, don't you
think that if they had any proof, they'd be shouting it from the rooftops and getting as much publicity as possible?