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Competition would be my first guess. Or an active employee somewhere that doesn't want to use github: "See, it's offline, we should roll out our own solution/ke
by rplnt 13y ago
Competition would be my first guess. Or an active employee somewhere that doesn't want to use github: "See, it's offline, we should roll out our own solution/keep using what we have". Or just testing out botnet on an appropriately sized target. Or anything else really. There are dozens of valid reasons.
- todd3834 13y agoI could only see someone DDoSing other services so that their employer would let them back onto GitHub ;)