the trials of bitchecker

[The Murderous Cop]

http://sirkan.iit.bme.hu/~kapolnai/fun/bitchecker.html


old IRC chat where some dumb kid attempts to hack this guy, and when he's supplied with the IP 127.0.0.1...well, just read it for yourself, it's a klassik

[Ad Bot]

[shitlord]

lmaooooooo

how can i have a mac address if i have a pc????????

[QuadStorm]

top loving kek
how the forget can someone be stupid enough to wipe their own hard drives thinking that it's someone else's
rip his files ggnore

[Planr]

lol now thats some sweet justice

[tikitai]

that was a good read

thank you

[}]Crazy[{]

that was a good read

thank you

[TheBlackParrot]

that was good
thanks

[Shizza04]

that kid right now:

[fireking]

oh my god lol

[Headcrab Zombie]

An amusing chat log but definitely fake, considering turning off or formatting a remote computer just by putting in the IP isn't really a thing

[Niff]

Amazing

[KristoB]

goven his name
he should check himself more often

[SteveJenkins]

An amusing chat log but definitely fake, considering turning off or formatting a remote computer just by putting in the IP isn't really a thing

bitchecker was probably just talking stuff and ended up ddosing himself or something else

[Headcrab Zombie]

bitchecker was probably just talking stuff and ended up ddosing himself or something else

That doesn't make any sense
You can't ddos 127.0.0.1, because a ddos, by definition, requires multiple individual computers. If you tell them to attack 127.0.0.1, they'll be attacking themself, not bitchchecker.

If you confused ddos with dos and meant the latter, then technically yeah it would be possible to attack yourself, but considering localhost pings never touch network hardware, I don't believe you can sufficiently saturate anything to cause dropped connections.

I think it's more likely the chat log is either completely faked, or, at best, a guy pretending to be clueless and forget himself to get some attention

[Shift Kitty]

bitchchecker*