Hacked

Our server has been the target of a ddos attack for the last couple of weeks. Many have noticed how infrequent the posts have been, and that the server has been down altogether several times – this is why.

We have a pretty good idea of which group is behind it, but I won’t mention their name here. You may be able to guess.

There have been some huge developments in FSM over the last couple of weeks – I’ll be putting up these posts soon.

Thank you for your patience.

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  1. 51 - Tack - Mar 29th, 2008

    Hacked or DDOSed? They are not the same.

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  2. 52 - Madd Dogg Charlie - Mar 29th, 2008

    Ninjas?

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  3. 53 - Meisha - Mar 29th, 2008

    *Sigh*

    They are jealous of Our Noodly Lord and His Awesome Tomato-ey Goodness.

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  4. 54 - Song - Mar 29th, 2008

    @ Paisely the Pirate
    “OK, my guesses? Anonymous, Scientology, or that L group that some nutter keeps threatening us about.
    :D”

    I have a hard time imaging that Society of L thing having enough firepower to mess with the site. Post rude comments, maybe. It does sound in the style of Anonymous, though.

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  5. 55 - Donna - Mar 30th, 2008

    Actually, what surprises me the most is why they waited so long to try something like that. Ah well.

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  6. 56 - anonymous - Mar 30th, 2008

    Techno-babble need not apply here. Sufficive to say, some idiot or another has decided to focus their efforts on the FSM. They didn’t go after gas companies, foreign countries, the government, sites that proclaim anarchy, file sharing sites, well established churches, or chinese production plants. They went after a social spot on the web with a propensity to attract people who are tired of those who wage rage wars on the basis of “I don’t like it” on implied religeous grounds, and those who’s life goal is to act without any thought at all, yet know with certainty that they can do no wrong.

    I hope you can find them. I know that I once tracked down the real name of someone giving me trouble on the internet. All I had to do was wait until they got me into a good ranting mood before I posted the info I found publicly.

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  7. 57 - NintFJr - Mar 30th, 2008

    No, I doubt its Anonymous. Anonymous has gone to more peaceful ways to protest, and they certainly haven’t protested us. Nor do I think they’d want to.

    On the other hand, while it wouldn’t surprise me to learn Scientologists are behind it, the site does have that one picture on it, it seems more likely to be Christian extremists, or Bored-Again Christian Teens.

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  8. 58 - NotSage& the Namefag - Mar 30th, 2008

    Greetings and salutations, members of this respective church. I will tell you now that Anonymous is a beast unchecked when his wrath is unleashed, and the Scientologists WILL have deliverance dealt upon them. Your friends down at the seven eleven approve of your pro-piracy stance, and welcome you into our bosom as allies; if ANYONE supposedly rooted with Anonymous has targeted you, we have some very choice words for they who believe targeting one false religion opens the floodgates to target ALL religions.

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  9. 59 - Caveat Lector - Mar 30th, 2008

    It’s hard to say, probably anonymous; because if either the scientologists or christians did it they would do it under the anonymous umbrella. Scientologists are more likely because they are much more active when it comes to finding and destroying any criticism of their faith while begging for freedom of religion. Christians are also likely because our faith makes almost as much sense as the literaly interpretation of the bible, and we flaunt the simularities to them.

    Even tho 99.9% of christians are too dumb to leave hate mail that has good spelling in grammar, let alone hack a network, 0.1% might be capable of it. But scientologists are more into silencing contradicting viewpoints than any other religion in america these days, so probably them under the veil of anonymous.

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  10. 60 - Sam Hudson - Mar 30th, 2008

    no, it wouldnt have been anonymous, our religion doesnt kill people. scientology does, so they wouldnt waste their time attacking peaceful religion’s websites. My vote is on the hubbard worshipers though.

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  11. 61 - Rev. Connor - Mar 30th, 2008

    i don’t think it was Anonymous, it was probably Scienctologists who think we are part of Anonymous, or who are upset over the fact that we make so much more sense than they do.

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  12. 62 - Franko - Mar 30th, 2008

    Well, how ’bout that? Shall we all chant: DEFENSE! DEFENSE! What is Bouncy-Tom e-scared of? Surely not the Flying Oprah Monster? A.k.a. his own actions and words? Calm down, Tommy – if you had the right deity, you wouldn’t be having these problems or Her/His denial-of-service.

    Pasta-salad to all, raM-en!

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  13. 63 - Rev. Connor - Mar 30th, 2008

    Wait, what about that society of L thing? maybe they are Scientologists! L. Ron Hubbard? Coincidence? I think not

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  14. 64 - Brandon - Mar 30th, 2008

    HIS NOODLY MESSAGE SHALL PREVAIL!

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  15. 65 - ET, the Extra Terrestrial - Mar 31st, 2008

    Dickheads.

    “Violence is the last resort of the incompetent.”

    Sorry to have been out of touch for a few weeks. Still trying to get back on an even keel. My physical woes have been mostly corrected, but other Stuff is still circling in the water, and it smells my blood.

    DarkCityMedia (wherever you are), I sill owe you a response and some comments . I haven’t forgotten you, but my life is not being very user-friendly these days.

    RAmen.

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  16. 66 - The Noodly Appendage - Mar 31st, 2008

    I have a few friends who’ve got skills I could always ask them for a li’l help if we get confirmation of the chaos-causing culprAts

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  17. 67 - Ubi Dubium - Mar 31st, 2008

    @Curios Boy

    “Just wondered how one cuestian. How do you explain things like a mirekal (if you guys use that word) like when somebody is trapped under a car or just something heavy. That they can lift it with their one hands. And that would be imposibble in some scientific way. i think you everybody has seen it on tv. like myself, i saw once a guy lift a helikopter(smal one) with his hands. and he could save his friend. if this wasnt god, how could this be posible. was it the fsm noddles that came down ad lifted it. just curios. please responde”

    Sure – I’ll give you two answers:

    1. Our bodies have a natural defense mechanism that prevents us from injuring ourselves by pushing ourselves to our absolute physical limit. That defense mechanism is “pain”. But under extreme circumstances, there is a “Fight or flight” response, with a huge surge of the hormone Adrenaline. When you, or a loved one, is in extreme danger, this response overwhelms your normal defenses, and allows you to use your muscles to their true maximum ability. It might appear superhuman, but it’s not. It’s just impressive.

    Or – 2. There is really no gravity, the FSM got distracted and just stopped holding them down for a moment.

    Take your pick.

    RAmen

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  18. 68 - Devout Heathen - Apr 1st, 2008

    By the spicy meatballs of the FSM – you don’t pay attention for a few weeks and see what happens! Personally, and without a shred of evidence, I think this hack attack exudes the odour of a CoS smear campaign. There have been more attacks on various websites, all attributed to “Anonymous”. Including one especially filthy one where epileptics were exposed to fit-inducing flashing images. Of old, CoS would counter any argument with “But $FOO is a pedophile!” So now Anonymous rejoices in the undivided attention of these gits. Unwelcome, but hardly unexpected.

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  19. 69 - James D King of Pirates - Apr 1st, 2008

    For all those saying this is that “Anonymous” group, if it were so, why would we be on their scientology protests? Answer that random populous
    Ramen to all

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  20. 70 - Anonymous - Apr 2nd, 2008

    “I have a few friends who’ve got skills I could always ask them for a li’l help if we get confirmation of the chaos-causing culprAts”

    - I would suggest you not. If, as I speculate, it is the work of Scientology; do you really want to stoop to their level?
    - In addition, if you did, this would further give Scientology the ammunition against Anonymous. We’re trying hard to make a difference, but every blackhat and Ddoser with a problem is another step backwards.
    - April 12th Opperation Reconnect. Be heard.

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  21. 71 - Noodles in soy sauce - Apr 2nd, 2008

    I think it’s time for us to unite and team up with a large noodle factory to wage the first carbohydrate war (CWI) against trans-fat, non-organic foodstuffs, GMO’s and low-quality kitchen implements. That may help us win over some converts and quite a few admirers in other religious camps, especially those who claim to have extraterrestrial origins (aliens for sure can tell good pasta from bad).

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  22. 72 - Roy Hunter - Apr 2nd, 2008

    Is this denial of service attack why I can’t get registered with the discussion forum? I’ve tried a number of times and can’t get a reply.

    I must remember to thank that nice Mr. Cruise the next time he passes by. I’ll deliberately crash my car so he gets out to help, because everybody knows non-Mr. Cruises are useless at helping during that sort of incident.

    Pieces of eight!

    RAmen.

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  23. 73 - NuttyWithPower - Apr 2nd, 2008

    oh shit that aint good stupid hackers

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  24. 74 - Bombail - Apr 3rd, 2008

    IT couldn’t of been anon, could it? we are both against scientology!

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  25. 75 - Law Enforcement Officer - Apr 3rd, 2008

    throw the book at ‘em! a couple years in the joint and they might learn a thing or 2. Call the cops!

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  26. 76 - Barnacle Bill - Apr 4th, 2008

    I retract my statement.
    I no longer believe it was Anonymous who boarded our ship.
    I believe it was Scientology doing it and blaming it on them, and that the same thing goes for the attacks on MySpace.
    I got paranoid when I saw the YouTube video where Anonymous “attacks” Pastafarians, thinking it was the same message to the Scientologists. That was when I wrote my previous comment.
    But then I watched the YouTube video again, and realized it was a spoof.
    I also saw the videos of the news reports of the attacks on MySpace, and other non offensive websites, with the claims that Anonymous is a threat to us.
    Then I thought, “What’s wrong with this picture?”
    Doesn’t this sound like something Scientology would do?
    I apologize to Anonymous.
    Please forgive this humble pirate.

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  27. 77 - Song - Apr 4th, 2008

    @ all the Anonymous posters:

    Anonymous is the first group you think of when you hear about targeted hacking, but it is true that there’s no percievable motive. Scientology is indeed a possibility too- their MO seems to be more sueing into silence than hacking, but as Caveat Lector said, this could be another way to silence us. They may have a hacker or two along with all the lawyers.
    Of course, there’s always a third option- unaffiliated hackers that are offended by our site for other reasons. There are enough of those without senses of humour out there.

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  28. 78 - Zorbathedwarfsmasher - Apr 4th, 2008

    It’s all very simple, let me break it down for you:
    The Rand corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people, under the supervision of the reverse vampires are working to destroy the meal of dinner…
    Think about it…

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  29. 79 - Elise the Pirate - Apr 5th, 2008

    I know a few Anon personally and they consider us their ally in the fight against $cientology. so it is ither x-tians or $cientologists.

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  30. 80 - Anonymous - Apr 9th, 2008

    People don’t really have an understanding of what Anonymous is. They are not some valiant defender-of-rights hackers. If “Anonymous” is attacking this site it will be purely for fun (for the lulz). That is their only motive. The Anti-Scientology protestors are a VERY small minority of people who considered themselves Anonymous before the Scientology Raids.

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  31. 81 - Raven - Apr 12th, 2008

    “It’s all very simple, let me break it down for you:
    The Rand corporation, in conjunction with the saucer people, under the supervision of the reverse vampires are working to destroy the meal of dinner…
    Think about it…”

    LAUGHS! I remember this! Ah! Love it.

    Does Scientology really hate FSM that much? I thought i was mostly the illiterate Christians…

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  32. 82 - parker - Apr 19th, 2008

    Does anybody know how I can become part of the Anon? It is very confusing, I go on the website and it is pretty much blank.

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  33. 83 - Che Roriniho - May 21st, 2008

    I can asure you that Anonymous wasn’t behind this attack. The majority of us support your actions, so ny DDoS would have been performed by either a seperate group, or some pillocks within our group.

    Oh, and parker, Anon doesn’t recruit. By wanting in, you are in, at least as a new-fag.

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  34. 84 - Peerke - Jun 24th, 2008

    It may seem a DDOS attack, but I’m sure it’s just Him guiding new followers to this site en masse. An earthly thing such as a website will never withstand His force.

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  35. 85 - Jennifer Manson - Feb 1st, 2009

    I will appreciate if you provide more details on this. Thanks.

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