Did hackers really take down Instagram, Facebook & Messenger?
Instagram, Facebook, Messenger went offline for a brief period on Monday, affecting millions of users in select regions. Here's what happened.
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Instagram, Facebook, Messenger went offline for a brief period on Monday, affecting millions of users in select regions. Here's what happened.
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Are any names of active members out there? are they all north koreans? do they outsource or hire chinese or hire europeans? hire middle easterners hire americans for all, for the possibility of getting the best hackers out there? >> yeah unit 121 has outsourced a lot of their work. the hack on sony which is generally considered to be a unit 121 venture. essentially worked lizard squad, guardians of peace and maybe even disgruntled sony employees. primarily its staff is north korea. there's about 1,800 of them. and most of unit 121's people are actually in shenyang. clearly the chinese are very...
As well as the x-box game consoles. so in that situation, it was a group calling itself or identifying itself as lizard squad. >> yeah. >> it seems they now also have their hacking capabilities for hire they have a kit that you can almost buy to hack. >> it's crazy, right? >> is that legal? >> it's certainly not. >> not, right. and i think what we're seeing now is you know the internet in general is essentially aneeds to be protected and defended whether it's a company like sony or servers that relate to the u.s. government or other u.s. corporations. and i think the fact that we are that much...