Turok Silkroad

[silkbotter]

Originally Posted by lesderid

No software to start self-destruct sequence? Aww...

lawl.
that's not a direct damaging.
i don't think there's an explosive element attached to every mhtc/ecsro/zszc server

i am talking about damaging hardware by inputting commands remotely. like the geat skilled hacker victorsalido says

[victorsalido]

Thetbot, i dont protect them, you guys want the truth, i post the truth, thats all.
Gone isnt writing for me -.-.. i dont talk with him..
Silkbotter, im not a skilled hacker lol (¬¬), i just told you whats done.

[lesderid]

Originally Posted by silkbotter

i don't think there's an explosive element attached to every mhtc/ecsro/zszc server

You never know.
Edit: What else would they buy from their money?

[[B]ase[J]umP]

they misspelled the server name to turok but its actually turk sro.

[Asslicker]

Originally Posted by lorveth

haha.
Noone of you should better trying to win an argument vs silkbotter in such computer things^^

No way guys, he is really experienced in that.
So better stick at his posts.

Its absolutely right what he writing.

u are asslicking him like u asslicked swsro and zszc... then u realized u cant get gm, and now u are making a conspiracy

[Anonymous1266]

Actually there is a way to make a server crash so badly that the only way to fix it is replacement or the reinstallation of any hardware but i doubt that ZSZC suffered through this massive attack since not everyone is skilled to make a server crash so badly... And if someone of this community know this kind of stuff should be attacking bigger company's instead of a single private server.

Btw, the name of it is PDoS (Permanent denial-of-service attack) google it if you don't believe me.

PS: Massive DoS attacks can also damage Rams but not the Hard Drive since the server is receiving lots and lots of request that the server by itself collapse by just damaging some parts of a computer (Rams) but i don't think that a massive DoS attack can **** up a Hard Drive, at least i haven't seen cases like that, just rams.
It's like the Blue Screen you get when your computer is overloaded but even harder.