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    Paul Graham‏Verified account @paulg 21 Oct 2016

    The botnet used in today’s ongoing attack runs on hacked DVRs and IP cameras made by one Chinese company: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/10/hacked-cameras-dvrs-powered-todays-massive-internet-outage/ …

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      2. Nick Walker‏ @nw3 21 Oct 2016
        Replying to @paulg

        time for this to show up in a Trump speech.

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      3. Ankan Ad‏ @firehawk895 21 Oct 2016
        Replying to @nw3

        shots fired :)

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      1. joannes‏ @jan359180 22 Oct 2016
        Replying to @paulg

        that makes 2 countries interested in finding SOLUTIONS, and the ones most powerful! Those hackers had to consider that before!Or did

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      1. markhughes‏ @markhughes 22 Oct 2016
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        careful, have you already forgotten that Microsoft Windows was the botnet king not long ago.

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      2. Yoav Lurie‏Verified account @yoavlurie 22 Oct 2016
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        We are literally building our own destroyers. But, the biggest thing this will kill is internet privacy. HT @paulg http://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/10/hacked-cameras-dvrs-powered-todays-massive-internet-outage/ …

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      3. Yoav Lurie‏Verified account @yoavlurie 22 Oct 2016
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        One solution to the botnet attack will be unique identifiers on every device hitting servers. Which would protect us; and destroy anonymity.

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      1. Yoav Lurie‏Verified account @yoavlurie 22 Oct 2016
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        so, we just make a global blacklist of infected devices?

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      1. Jason White‏ @nycjw 22 Oct 2016
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        somewhere in all of this: @DisneyPixar's next $B franchise about the coffee makers and toaster ovens plotting against us.

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      1. Eugene Yakubovich‏ @eyakubovich 22 Oct 2016
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        solution to DDoS needs to be distributed. Routers in the path can detect and block. SYN flood is easy to spot even for a home router.

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      1. Jason White‏ @nycjw 22 Oct 2016

        Ha totally! Somewhere right now an enterprising young screenwriter is pitching 'Toystory meets T2'

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