Pontius's Pa,
The guys at Pprune aren’t doing anything out of the ordinary, we are not as anonymous as we would like to think.
The following is a report taken from a commercially available anti-hacking program, it traces the route from my desktop PC (#01) back to the originating machine (#19) which had attempted an unsolicited connection to my PC.
Theoretically, armed with a court order obtained with very good justification, I should be able to get the originators ISP to show his usage logs, which would lead back to the actual individual who attempted the hack.
01 / 2xx.24.2xx.89
02/ 2xx.24.2xx.1
03/ 2xx/24.2xx.97
04/ 208.162.203.233
05/ 212.26.63.77
06/ 193.251.150.161
07/ 193.251.240.142
08/ 193.251.154.121
09/ 193.251.154.94
10/ 64.86.90.129
11/ 207.45.221.77
12/ 207.45.198.90
13/ 195.22.192.198
14/ 195.22.196.166
15/ 151.99.75.154
16/ 151.99.98.250
17/ 212.131.52.6
18/ 62.86.52.118
19/ 217.57.11.50
So I think that the moral of this is,
“don’t expect Pprune to take the can for slanderous statements”, if they really need to, they can find out exactly who we are!
Mutt.
