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[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

To be quite honest I've always wondered why these crackpots do this, just trying to reek havoc for no reason, I mean what would anybody gain from hacking Accy Web

From what I remember they get the pleasure of giving Roy sleepless nights and dipping into the sites resources to correct their harm.

I think though there is a pattern emerging, the last time they were successful, he was out of the country and this time they are attacking he is...

Out of the country.

At least this time he should have a better internet connection, but I bet he still gets some sleepless nights sorting this out.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ked-25945.html

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

From what I remember they get the pleasure of giving Roy sleepless nights and dipping into the sites resources to correct their harm.

I think though there is a pattern emerging, the last time they were successful, he was out of the country and this time they are attacking he is...

Out of the country.

At least this time he should have a better internet connection, but I bet he still gets some sleepless nights sorting this out.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ked-25945.html

There are some divvies knocking about, its just a pity that some one who obviously has computer skills, decides to descend into causing havoc when no doubt they could earn a good living from using there skills in a positive way

[Neil]

A few of these so called hacktavists have been arrested resently. One in th UK. It has upset the others who think they are doing nothing wrong.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Neil

A few of these so called hacktavists have been arrested resently. One in th UK. It has upset the others who think they are doing nothing wrong.

Well there have been some high profile cases, none more that the guy who hacked the Pentagon, why would you want to hack the Pentagon unless you were engaged in terrorism which this geek obviously wasn't

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Well there have been some high profile cases, none more that the guy who hacked the Pentagon, why would you want to hack the Pentagon unless you were engaged in terrorism which this geek obviously wasn't

Although these people appear to have intelligence, they waste it causing havoc for the rest of the www.
It seems the harder the hack the greater you are in the eyes of your peers.
I suspect the pentagon wasn't too difficult for him, probably logged on as the head of CIA and used the name of his pet tortoise for a password.
(If I disappear from site, I can only assume I guessed the correct password), So Jay I'll say this in my best American female accent,

Goodbye!

[Less]

Originally Posted by Less

Although these people appear to have intelligence, they waste it causing havoc for the rest of the www.
It seems the harder the hack the greater you are in the eyes of your peers.
I suspect the pentagon wasn't too difficult for him, probably logged on as the head of CIA and used the name of his pet tortoise for a password.
(If I disappear from site, I can only assume I guessed the correct password), So Jay I'll say this in my best American female accent,

Goodbye!

Update, I've just received an email from someone claiming to be the head of the CIA asking how I cottened on to their latest password upgrade so quickly.

It must be genuine because,
He went on to ask if I could suggest something a little more difficult to use next time.

[Margaret Pilkington]

I just hope you are charging consultant's fees for the advice Less.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I just hope you are charging consultant's fees for the advice Less.

He has to get his beer money from somewhere MargaretSounds good though don't it Less Security Consultant to the CIA

[Less]

Originally Posted by jaysay

He has to get his beer money from somewhere MargaretSounds good though don't it Less Security Consultant to the CIA

Well that career didn't last long,
I suggested,

Acehole1

But they've rejected it because the password is more than four characters long, contains capitals & numbers!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Less

Well that career didn't last long,
I suggested,

Acehole1

But they've rejected it because the password is more than four characters long, contains capitals & numbers!

Strange that Less its worked on here for years

[shillelagh]

Originally Posted by Less

From what I remember they get the pleasure of giving Roy sleepless nights and dipping into the sites resources to correct their harm.

I think though there is a pattern emerging, the last time they were successful, he was out of the country and this time they are attacking he is...

Out of the country.

At least this time he should have a better internet connection, but I bet he still gets some sleepless nights sorting this out.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ked-25945.html

think roy needs to change his travel agent ... theyre giving the hackers his travel details ....

[jaysay]

Have just had a problem posting on the Boundaries thread, I was replying to a post and when I hit the post button I got a fault screen saying internal server fault, when I went back to the thread the quote box was still there but without my reply, so I rewrote it and the same thing happened, its just this post everything else is fine, anybody else had this

[Margaret Pilkington]

Is anyone else having a problem this evening?
Accyweb is really slow at laoding pages.......it has been like this for the last hour or so.
Every other website I have been on is OK........but Accyweb is going at a snails pace.
Grrrrrrrrrrrr!

[Gordon Booth]

Same here, Margaret but it does load eventually. Seems to be speeding up a bit now.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Same here, Margaret but it does load eventually. Seems to be speeding up a bit now.

Me too -just thought I'd have a peep before going to bed....