A peer-to-peer -Boycott Utility Tool-
Saeed al-Sahaf | 28.03.2003 00:20
There's a very nice tool named AntiMafia, created by a 'subvARTising'
group and based on a sound democratic principle. It can use peer-to-peer
protocol (Gnutella, I think) to syncronize some net-boycotting actions like
-Denial of Service- or more. I tried it, but it probably isn't fully operational
yet... It seems that the group did not develop some pieces of code...
I don't know, I'm not a programmer, but it is an Open Source Code for Windows
and I think someone able to programme could look into this useful tool.
http://epidemic.ws/antimafia/index.php
group and based on a sound democratic principle. It can use peer-to-peer
protocol (Gnutella, I think) to syncronize some net-boycotting actions like
-Denial of Service- or more. I tried it, but it probably isn't fully operational
yet... It seems that the group did not develop some pieces of code...
I don't know, I'm not a programmer, but it is an Open Source Code for Windows
and I think someone able to programme could look into this useful tool.
http://epidemic.ws/antimafia/index.php
Saeed al-Sahaf
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Denial of service attacks
28.03.2003 14:48
Denial of service attacks should not be considered a legitimate tool to silence such people. Denial of service = denial of free speech.
the best way to 'attack' those who say things you do not like is present you own alternative view - which is what site's like Indymedia are all about.
You and I might hate to hear pro-war 'news' and US/UK propaganda, but that's just tough. We have to hear it and we have to refrain from fascits acts like Denial of Service attacks. If you don't like what you hear, say so. That is the only right way to go about it.
**In my opinion** ;-)
Allie