This is like a scammer want to win some peanuts ... Ddos threatened

netomx

@Neoon said:

Well, that was easy

randvegeta

@Neoon, where are you hosting your LT services? I see Kaunas. You're not in my DC are you?

ps20090

Wait, so HostSlick's Penis comes with Anti-DDOS features? Damn!

Neoon

@randvegeta said:
@Neoon, where are you hosting your LT services? I see Kaunas. You're not in my DC are you?

ServerOffer does use your IP space, as far as I know.

jsg

It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions.

Let's, uhm, hope for them that nobody hacks the funny construction behind which the scumbag hides ... like ovo.sc, FlokiNet, and 1337 services. Btw. he also hides behind voxility.

lowendclient

@jsg said:
It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions.

Let's, uhm, hope for them that nobody hacks the funny construction behind which the scumbag hides ... like ovo.sc, FlokiNet, and 1337 services. Btw. he also hides behind

cock.li is an email service, I’m using them as well...

pike

inb4 its all Voxility marketing.

jsg

@lowendclient said:
cock.li is an email service, I’m using them as well...

So? That doesn't change "It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions" even a bit.

I also hate those a__holes because by abusing services meant and important for freedom of speech they lead to the destruction of important infrastructure.

As far as I'm concerned cock.li, ovo.sc, and some others should be brought down asap. And in case they get ahold of the DDOS scumbag they shouldn't waste a court trial. A bullet into his head is cheaper and more efficient.

SirFoxy

@jsg said:
It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions.

Let's, uhm, hope for them that nobody hacks the funny construction behind which the scumbag hides ... like ovo.sc, FlokiNet, and 1337 services. Btw. he also hides behind voxility.

In my opinion everyone deserves a right to anonymousy and I don't hold ovo.sc accountable for what their platform is used for.

TimboJones

There really needs to be a Bounty system for hunting down these fuckers. Whatever they demand, turn around and offer it to the Bounty hunter instead.

theblackesthat

@jsg said:

@lowendclient said:
cock.li is an email service, I’m using them as well...

So? That doesn't change "It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions" even a bit.

I also hate those a__holes because by abusing services meant and important for freedom of speech they lead to the destruction of important infrastructure.

As far as I'm concerned cock.li, ovo.sc, and some others should be brought down asap. And in case they get ahold of the DDOS scumbag they shouldn't waste a court trial. A bullet into his head is cheaper and more efficient.

You shouldn't shut down a whole service for the bad behavior of a few.

uptime

@TimboJones said:
There really needs to be a Bounty system for hunting down these fuckers. Whatever they demand, turn around and offer it to the Bounty hunter instead.

Yo Dawg ... I hear you like bounties

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect

. The British government was concerned about the number of venomous cobra snakes in Delhi. The government therefore offered a bounty for every dead cobra. Initially this was a successful strategy as large numbers of snakes were killed for the reward. Eventually, however, enterprising people began to breed cobras for the income.

EDIT2:

perhaps a cryptocurrency-based cap-and-trade scheme might be a more straightforward approach ...?

jsg

@theblackesthat said:
You shouldn't shut down a whole service for the bad behavior of a few.

That service isn't held hostage nor is it chained down. They can - and should - terminate criminals abusing the service. But cock.li didn't and doesn't. So they become part of the criminal actions and should be shut down.

mikewazar

Cock.li is run by Vincent Canfield, he disables any accounts associated with these sorta crimes if you report it. @ him on Twitter too, he's very responsive.

ehab

@ps20090 said:
Wait, so HostSlick's Penis comes with Anti-DDOS features? Damn!

that is just one usecase. --
u have no idea.

donli

@ehab said:

@ps20090 said:
Wait, so HostSlick's Penis comes with Anti-DDOS features? Damn!

that is just one usecase. --
u have no idea.

What man's penis hasn't experienced denial of service at some point ?

jsg

@mikewazar said:
Cock.li is run by Vincent Canfield, he disables any accounts associated with these sorta crimes if you report it. @ him on Twitter too, he's very responsive.

Well, that's your word vs plenty history incl. one of their servers being taken down in association with a bomb threat.

Also the fact that we discuss this here - after what seems to be a series of DDOS blackmailings (or attempts) - strongly indicates that you are wrong and that guy doesn't care at all. Unless, of course, we (insanely) assume that all those providers are clueless plus just take it without even trying to get some info.

ehab

@donli said:
What man's penis hasn't experienced denial of service at some point ?

uuoohh, that was a smoothy.... u win this time.

hostnoob

@jsg said:
It's by no means the first time that cock.li was/is associated with criminal actions.

Let's, uhm, hope for them that nobody hacks the funny construction behind which the scumbag hides ... like ovo.sc, FlokiNet, and 1337 services. Btw. he also hides behind voxility.

What if this is Voxility themselves to get people to sign up

webclouddev

it seems this guy is active on LET : https://i.imgur.com/M2rospi.png

TimboJones

@uptime said:

@TimboJones said:
There really needs to be a Bounty system for hunting down these fuckers. Whatever they demand, turn around and offer it to the Bounty hunter instead.

Yo Dawg ... I hear you like bounties

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect

. The British government was concerned about the number of venomous cobra snakes in Delhi. The government therefore offered a bounty for every dead cobra. Initially this was a successful strategy as large numbers of snakes were killed for the reward. Eventually, however, enterprising people began to breed cobras for the income.

EDIT2:

perhaps a cryptocurrency-based cap-and-trade scheme might be a more straightforward approach ...?

While the snake bounty hunters were able to raise snakes to sacrifice over and over, it'll be hard to blame ransom ware attacks on snakes and so people will need to be caught and prosecuted. So, not the same.

ValiSXP

Hi Cociu,

You should report this to Cert-RO. They have a phone for this situation. Its 1911

cociu

ValiSXP said: Hi Cociu,

You should report this to Cert-RO. They have a phone for this situation. Its 1911

this is a shit ... i know about this number but what can do ? this in most of the case is more easy to solution with the upstreams providers.

ValiSXP

Just try. You never know. What do you got to loose?

xaoc

@Adam1 said:

ben47955 said: You should not said that in public as i'm sure this will cost you more than the ransom.

As with any attention seeker, it's usually best to completely ignore them, dont even acknowledge them. i would guess the child who is ddos'ing cociu is reading this thread and masturbating.

Aren't we all?

Nate812

@webclouddev said:
it seems this guy is active on LET : https://i.imgur.com/M2rospi.png

easy to amplify if you've got multi-gig port, esp ntp. spoofing is overrated

LateForACronJob

did you try turning it off and turning it back on again?