Subject: It isn't so much what they're trying to prove
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Posted on: 2014-05-15 09:33:00 UTC
it's more that they're proving what they can do. It's probably because fanfic postings have such bad defenses that they're targeting them as well.
Well, partly missing. The part hosted on Miss Cam's site is still fine, but the chapters hosted on Lord of the Rings Fanfiction are gone, along with the entire rest of the website. The banner at the top of the tab declares it to be hacked by a (apparently Nigerian, as if that matters) hacker. (I'm not going to link there from here, just in case. Links are on the "Suedom" page on the wiki.)
I can't seem to find "Suedom" archived on the Wayback of lotrff.com, either. So, does anyone have the rest of Suedom saved? And if not, are there any steps we can take to give control of the website back to the webmasters and restore it? (The Contact Us page appears operational, but I'm not sure it should be trusted.)
Google his name. There are a ton of websites he hacked...
I don't understand what they're trying to prove by showing that sites like fanfic postings don't have superb defenses. No one would have need of hacking them in the first place!
it's more that they're proving what they can do. It's probably because fanfic postings have such bad defenses that they're targeting them as well.
How come there's no actual wiki page or any information on them?
This is bad. I was looking around for badfics for the last twelve hours, and I was really hoping for some LoTR Suefics. The original series had so many, I had plans for at least one.
I don't know what to do, honestly. I never dealt with anything like that before.