My OperaImageshack hacked in the name of something no one really gives a shit about.
Saturday, July 11, 2009 3:35:28 AM
So, apparently, imageshack was hacked by some fellow with a severe case of unwarranted self-importance. Yes, I'm sure you all know about this by now. A large amount of images hosted by were replaced by some image containing a dull diatribe bitching about what a nerd typically bitches about, the evil and ever-constant script kiddies that seem to lurk around every corner of this dark and foreboding internet, and those evil suits in the security industry that apparently have the entirety of the internet in their pasty palms; way to break the hacker clichés, bro.
The image in question, note the constant flow of bullshit.
Don't get me wrong though, I'm hardly a fan of imageshack. Hell, I wouldn't bat an eyelid if the entire site burned to the ground, it's a horrible image hosting site. It's hideous, plagued by ads, and (apparently) insecure and poorly coded.
I'm just going to start to hate every internet-based "movement" that comes my way by default. All of them are filled with idiots with delusions of grandeur who have way too much time on their hands. I don't even understand the rational behind their little "movement", anyway. So what, rather than have exploits exposed and fixed you want them horded by a little group so they can wreak havoc and feel that little pathetic rush thinking that they're special? Sorry buddy, I'm not following, all I can see is the desire to have something that everyone else doesn't have.
Watch as this devolves into a couple of DDoS attacks on some obscure security blogs, hell, I'm probably giving them too much credit.
The image in question, note the constant flow of bullshit.
Don't get me wrong though, I'm hardly a fan of imageshack. Hell, I wouldn't bat an eyelid if the entire site burned to the ground, it's a horrible image hosting site. It's hideous, plagued by ads, and (apparently) insecure and poorly coded.
I'm just going to start to hate every internet-based "movement" that comes my way by default. All of them are filled with idiots with delusions of grandeur who have way too much time on their hands. I don't even understand the rational behind their little "movement", anyway. So what, rather than have exploits exposed and fixed you want them horded by a little group so they can wreak havoc and feel that little pathetic rush thinking that they're special? Sorry buddy, I'm not following, all I can see is the desire to have something that everyone else doesn't have.
Watch as this devolves into a couple of DDoS attacks on some obscure security blogs, hell, I'm probably giving them too much credit.
