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Local Time: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 12:31 AM PST – Page Load: 0.2334 Sec.
Local Time: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 12:31 AM PST – Page Load: 0.2334 Sec.
Is a virtual attack on one ISP really warfare - whatever the motivation, and whoever is behind it?
300 sites at one ISP, sounds like a typical mass defacement. There are bots doing rather more than this in terms of ASP SQL injection every day, and that barely makes the news.
Ultimately Russia needs to police its own networks better, or the western ISPs will one day just update their routing tables, they don't even need to pull the plug any more.