Malicious hackers to attack RP websites

**niky** · November 9th, 2004 12:04 AM

hehe... back in.

It's ridiculous... those hackers should just stick to hassling big american corporations. We have enough problems as it is.

It is most likely a hoax, or just a bunch of amateurs who are going to go for DNS attacks... pointless.

**mikaztro** · November 9th, 2004 12:09 AM

It is possible. Perhaps, they will just do a DOS(Denial Of Service) attack or messing up with the webpages and put a trojan somewhere in their servers. Some would even pick a lock containing CC's(Credit Card) infos and the likes of their database. We just have to live with them and ignore their inarticulate way of expressing themselves.

**odell** · November 9th, 2004 02:14 AM

wala naman mawawala kung mag ingat eh

**notEworthy27** · November 9th, 2004 04:10 AM

well, I would still say that an attack, at this point in time, in RP websites is pointless. period. It would have been more believable if we had a lot of e-commerce sites here. Of course, nothing beats security. You wouldn't want your own site hacked and vandalized.

**kiper** · November 9th, 2004 05:27 AM

HOAX!

Di pa marunong mag-english tong mga totoy na to..

**Bogeyman** · November 9th, 2004 05:20 PM

In a worst-case scenario, these cretins may not even need proper English grammar to make a statement in Philippine webspace.

It may not be in our best interests to underestimate the value of the country's online infrastructure. While a lot of our information online is hardly substantial to be considered a loss, the threat of an attack is still a contingency/annoyance that has to be prepared for.

I for one hope not to wake up one day and see people wailing, "Waaaaah! Ba't di ko ma-access ang tsikot.coooooooooom?!"