[Glacier]

This is a cool website, whoever came up with the idea to have something like this is a genius.

[azRAel_]

You’ve no doubt heard countless stories about how the internet is rife with hackers and ruled by malware-peddling malcontents. You’ve probably read dozens of paragraphs on how the next great theater of war will be online rather than offline, and how China and the US are already battling each other for cyber supremacy. The truth is, though, unless you’ve actually been hacked, it’s hard to appreciate just how real the prospect of cyberwar actually is; after all, the effects of hacking are mostly invisible to the untrained eye, with the exception of very-high-profile database breaches. Now, though, a security company has produced a fascinating geographic map that shows you global hacking attempts in real-time — and sure enough, you really can see China waging cyberwar against the US.

In the early 80's my father worked for US Steel at a Plant called South Works (in Chicago) and one day, because of a program by the department of commerce, they brought in a chinese government delegation to come and see the plant for themselves. They took the tour and videotaped it for their own and went back to china. In two years, they built an identical plant that was now competing with SouthWorks. For some reason, in the mid-late 80s, they were invited back and they took the tour again but US steel prevented them from videotaping it at all. They take the tour and yet, 2 years later, they build another plant yet more efficient. US Steel later found out that one of the guests was actually an artist with a photographic memory who drew what he saw. In 1992, The plant shut down because of Insolvency due to Foreign Competition.

Hacking is not new or unique. It takes place every day and to more people than they can imagine and China is one of the worst at it. If you look at most chinese companies, they dont even bother to have an R&D division and as you can see from the map, they are the most active against US targets.....

[Gon]

Bookmarked. That is really scary stuff...but at the same time very cool!

[ProfessorChill]

Uh o-o
http://i.imgur.com/QMAHZxP.png < - holy fuck.

[Gon]

Uh o-o
http://i.imgur.com/QMAHZxP.png < - holy fuck.

Damn where did those hacks/missiles come from


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Hmm...need..to..find..sexy image..

After a couple secs of googling...



too sexy

[ProfessorChill]

Damn where did those hacks/missiles come from


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Hmm...need..to..find..sexy image..

After a couple secs of googling...



too sexy

Hehe, used to be my desktop background, glad you like ^^

EDIT: New Calidonia?

[Gon]

Hehe, used to be my desktop background, glad you like ^^

EDIT: New Calidonia?

Ah that makes sense. Couldn't tell since log just said [City name], New.

[Mafia]

This is a really neat website. And it's really interesting!

[psbug]

ouch!,
it seems as US is the big papa, the only wanted target

[Satan]

ouch!,
it seems as US is the big papa, the only wanted target

This isn't accurate. It uses honeypots to record the data, so anything that doesn't target one of their honeypots won't show up.