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Friday, December 05, 2008

Taketheglobe.com and suspicious digg activity.

I stumbled for this digg item:

http://digg.com/business_finance/TakeTheGlobe_com_under_heavy_DDOS_attack_Please_read

Look profiles of people commenting and dugging this digg item. Most of them have just 1 or 2 dugged item and guess what, it is the item concerning taketheglobe.com and September 2008 DOS attack.

So... either profiles are TTGs sock puppets or they are somehow redirected for digging just this one specific digg item. Hard to tell, what it actually is, but it looks suspicious.
I'm reading: Taketheglobe.com and suspicious digg activity.Tweet this!
I'm reading: Taketheglobe.com and suspicious digg activity.Tweet this! Lähettänyt kosmos klo 5:00 AM
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