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That's ok. I wouldn't necessarily advocate jail time for them but there should be real consequences. Lots of community service or internet usage resrictions wou
by DangitBobby 4y ago
That's ok. I wouldn't necessarily advocate jail time for them but there should be real consequences. Lots of community service or internet usage resrictions would help them learn that people aren't fucking around about this.
- charcircuit 4y ago>that people aren't fucking around about this. 99% of ddos attacks aren't that serious
- sangnoir 4y ago99% of community service sentences aren't that serious either.
- wildrhythms 4y agoThe target of the 'not that serious' DDOS could be a hospital or someone requesting emergency services over voip.
- charcircuit 4y agoI said 99%.
- namelessoracle 4y agoIts a known tactic in competitive online games where you can see your opponents IP address to try to "boot them" via DDOS their local IP so they go down or have lessened performance and you win the match. Also harass or shake down kids they think have money. Fortunately the vast majority of people have dynamic IPs, and could likely get a non effected one by just unplugging their router and letting it get a clean IP. Because of this, a lot of games companies will try to mask the actual IP of the other users now, and Steam has tooling for games they support for devs on their platform.