Edit: kreuz-net.info has reappeared again after a a brief absence. They intend to continue.
Expected "cordiality" has been inclined to the internet site kreuz-net.info.
As the provider informed us on 9 January, 2013 "the excess of daily DDos-attacks (...) were so large, that entire parts of our network were effected by it. This also resulted that along with your client server, other customers were significantly impacted."
From security grounds the server was removed from the net (and now a more capable server has been undertaken."
Before this, the provider had already been informed, that their willingness to provide a server could damage their business.
The internet site "kreuz-net.info" will naturally carry on. There is no reason not to do this.
The information site is also searchable under kreu-net.at.
Is it known who organized the DDoS attacks? It could be the same people who brought Vatican.va down for a few hours earlier last year.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous has been attacking them pretty much non-stop for the last year.
DeleteDoes Anonymous explicitly claim to attack Kruez-net.info?
DeleteOh yes, nominous Anonymous…
ReplyDeleteYes, there was even a faction that wanted to protect Kreuz.net because of "freedom of speech", which kreuz.net dubbed "Hackers for God" or something. It was kind of silly.
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