We need somebody to create a nigratrojan. We would then distribute this nigratrojan to all of our brothas, and we shall infect ourselves (and turn off any kind of security/antivirus). This will hopefully turn our computers into a huge /b/otnet, ready to attack at will.
We need to make the nigratrojan look involuntary though. If we get v&, we can just say that it was installed without our consent.
Imagine, a voluntary /b/otnet made of both /b/rothas and their infected family members. Once this botnet reaches epic proportions, we unleash our fury and fire our lazrs.
Epicness will ensue.
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Anonymous2007-06-21 1:05 ID:t0ZlAlNW
i for one will install a zombie program AS LONG as i get it checked by a friend first so i know im not being suckered
If there's anyone that deserves a raid, it is the fun-hating Chinese Communist Government.
Should this raid ever take off, this will gain a lot of supporters: This is a matter of FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND DEMOCRACY!
Think about it, your potential allies are:
+Anti-CCP Chinese citizens (our biggest ally)
+Pro-Democracy Taiwai citizens
+Dalai Lama/Tibet supporters
+Anti-Chinese Japanese citizens (IE. 2chan!)
+Falun Gong supporters/members
+Anyone in general who is pro-Freedom of Speech and Pro-Democracy
The Chinese government HAETS freedom of speech, so this is definitely lulz-worthy.
However, be wary of the Pro-CCP foreign Chinese (IE. Chinese people who don't live in mainland China). They will do whatever they can to suck the cock of Government.
The Chinese Government can be considered the 2nd last boss of the Internet, but our allies will fight with us for this is a fight worth fighting for.
There's a study from the universities of Harvard, Toronto, and Cambridge that gives some insight into which topics the legions of censors put the most energy into blocking [opennetinitiative.net].
Biggest surprises:
Only 18% of Chinese-language search results for "democracy" were blocked, while 90% of results about the Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party [ninecommentaries.com] were blocked.
Various proxy sites were generally not blocked.
Biggest lack of surprise: Sites related to the Tiananmen massacre and Falun Gong were thoroughly blocked.
This gives a sense of what the regime there is most afraid of people reading.
I suggest that Chinese readers find a proxy and read up on exactly these topics.
I watch a lot of the history channel and such other channels... I vaguely remember things about the falungong thing.. I'm totally up for this, but sadly, i have no programming experience whatsoever. Good luck
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Anonymous2007-07-10 0:23 ID:/BoqhnTb
I for one would love to attack their network head on. Take down QQ altogether.
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Anonymous2007-07-10 0:27 ID:U5URv3+T
I still think we should destroy subeta
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Anonymous2007-07-10 0:27 ID:/BoqhnTb
I wonder what this is all going to lead up to...I anticipate the results...