"take a look ate you serbian terror hackers then you can talk about Kosova Hackers Group"
(oki, 4 August 2008 19:44)
Oki,
Thanks for drop-by first time in your life.
I looked through several of your links and these "serbian terror hackers" did some pretty harmless damage. Typically, one still can use the home pages of the companies (see the Fufarma home page, Albanian Center for Gender Statistics and many more). These "terrorists" tend to put their stuff on an extra page, not trivially accessible from the main page. See, again, the Fufarma's page.
I could not get rid of the thougt, who did all that stupid thing to disrupt the work of SysAdmins, did it pretty "gently" so to say. Not sure what was what these guys did prove, but most "Serbian" messages are well-hidden.
Compare the REAL home page of Fufarma:
http://www.fufarma.com
With the allegedly "hacked" part of it:
http://www.fufarma.com/foto/index.html
How you would access the "hacked" part from the real one? No way, unless you know.
That means... Inside job to prove how "nasty" are these Serbs?
C'mon, you have to sell me a better story. Like pigs flying ahead of quetzalcoatl.
As Germans would say...
"Lüge haben kurze Beine,
quetzalcoatl, zeig 'mal deine"
(Lies have short legs,
quetzalcoatl, show me yours!)
It looks K-Albanians aren't so mindless how serbs say.
However i dont like hacks to much becose they can do same thing to their own government tomorrow?!
As Kosovar-Albanian, I think that these 'hacker' guys are wasting their time in these meaningless activities called 'hacking.' In the 90s, it was all about glory, whereas nowadays it's all about money. I guess they will one day wake up and smell the coffee.
We don't know who these hackers are. It's very likely that they are Serbs. Why? Because when the Montenegrin Parliamentary website was hijacked yesterday, the hackers wrote the word "ULKIN." That doesn't make sense. The Albanian name for that city (which gave the city its name) is ULQIN.
If these kids are so proud of Kosovo, shouldn't they perhaps be using their IT talents on improving their own country, rather than wasting their time on crime against countries who they want nothing to do with?
If these kids are so proud of Kosovo, shouldn't they perhaps be using their IT talents on improving their own country, rather than wasting their time on crime against countries who they want nothing to do with?
We don't know who these hackers are. It's very likely that they are Serbs. Why? Because when the Montenegrin Parliamentary website was hijacked yesterday, the hackers wrote the word "ULKIN." That doesn't make sense. The Albanian name for that city (which gave the city its name) is ULQIN.
As Kosovar-Albanian, I think that these 'hacker' guys are wasting their time in these meaningless activities called 'hacking.' In the 90s, it was all about glory, whereas nowadays it's all about money. I guess they will one day wake up and smell the coffee.
It looks K-Albanians aren't so mindless how serbs say.
However i dont like hacks to much becose they can do same thing to their own government tomorrow?!
"take a look ate you serbian terror hackers then you can talk about Kosova Hackers Group"
(oki, 4 August 2008 19:44)
Oki,
Thanks for drop-by first time in your life.
I looked through several of your links and these "serbian terror hackers" did some pretty harmless damage. Typically, one still can use the home pages of the companies (see the Fufarma home page, Albanian Center for Gender Statistics and many more). These "terrorists" tend to put their stuff on an extra page, not trivially accessible from the main page. See, again, the Fufarma's page.
I could not get rid of the thougt, who did all that stupid thing to disrupt the work of SysAdmins, did it pretty "gently" so to say. Not sure what was what these guys did prove, but most "Serbian" messages are well-hidden.
Compare the REAL home page of Fufarma:
http://www.fufarma.com
With the allegedly "hacked" part of it:
http://www.fufarma.com/foto/index.html
How you would access the "hacked" part from the real one? No way, unless you know.
That means... Inside job to prove how "nasty" are these Serbs?
C'mon, you have to sell me a better story. Like pigs flying ahead of quetzalcoatl.
As Germans would say...
"Lüge haben kurze Beine,
quetzalcoatl, zeig 'mal deine"
(Lies have short legs,
quetzalcoatl, show me yours!)
If these kids are so proud of Kosovo, shouldn't they perhaps be using their IT talents on improving their own country, rather than wasting their time on crime against countries who they want nothing to do with?
As Kosovar-Albanian, I think that these 'hacker' guys are wasting their time in these meaningless activities called 'hacking.' In the 90s, it was all about glory, whereas nowadays it's all about money. I guess they will one day wake up and smell the coffee.
We don't know who these hackers are. It's very likely that they are Serbs. Why? Because when the Montenegrin Parliamentary website was hijacked yesterday, the hackers wrote the word "ULKIN." That doesn't make sense. The Albanian name for that city (which gave the city its name) is ULQIN.
"take a look ate you serbian terror hackers then you can talk about Kosova Hackers Group"
(oki, 4 August 2008 19:44)
Oki,
Thanks for drop-by first time in your life.
I looked through several of your links and these "serbian terror hackers" did some pretty harmless damage. Typically, one still can use the home pages of the companies (see the Fufarma home page, Albanian Center for Gender Statistics and many more). These "terrorists" tend to put their stuff on an extra page, not trivially accessible from the main page. See, again, the Fufarma's page.
I could not get rid of the thougt, who did all that stupid thing to disrupt the work of SysAdmins, did it pretty "gently" so to say. Not sure what was what these guys did prove, but most "Serbian" messages are well-hidden.
Compare the REAL home page of Fufarma:
http://www.fufarma.com
With the allegedly "hacked" part of it:
http://www.fufarma.com/foto/index.html
How you would access the "hacked" part from the real one? No way, unless you know.
That means... Inside job to prove how "nasty" are these Serbs?
C'mon, you have to sell me a better story. Like pigs flying ahead of quetzalcoatl.
As Germans would say...
"Lüge haben kurze Beine,
quetzalcoatl, zeig 'mal deine"
(Lies have short legs,
quetzalcoatl, show me yours!)
It looks K-Albanians aren't so mindless how serbs say.
However i dont like hacks to much becose they can do same thing to their own government tomorrow?!
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