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WikiLeaks, Demonoid, and security site felled by crude (but potent) attacks – Ars Technica

Aug 082012
 
WikiLeaks, Demonoid, and security site felled by crude (but potent) attacks
Ars Technica
What do WikiLeaks, Demonoid, and security website KrebsOnSecurity have in common? They've all been the target of crippling denial-of-service attacks carried out over the past two weeks by faceless enemies determined to punish the sites for viewpoints …

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