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Oh no, my server was recently attacked by a hacker group and all the hardware is broken š
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@nemesis It was all done by Linux hacking into Windows (Linux is the penguin, Windows is the window).
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@nemesis Penguin used Python to attack Windows. Windows then blocked the attack using Hot Tea (Java) and was compatible with Apple's usage within Windows. Windows then used Hydra to brute-force Penguin's brain password. Pufferfish (OpenBSD) intercepted Hydra's brute-force attack and blocked Windows' fingerprint. A client then purchased a virtualized Penguin using Monerochan, and the virtualized Penguin successfully exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Hot Tea to attack Windows.
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"Penguin used Python to attack Windows"
but cats have faster reaction time than snek on average like 20-70ms vs 44-70ms
so in a different world maybe Penguin would have called hashCat
to recover some RATs from Windows
and then idk cause at that point the window thing probably would be all messed up or somethin already anyways
so i guess, always good idea to have some cat6/7 for fast reaction time too
and protecc those servers from mice, well, unless its them, in which case, do report those O_O
