new blog post!

[io@blahaj.zone]

@lina@ohai.social that's too funny.
Who would use a service like this with their real IP Address?

[lina@ohai.social]

@IO I have absolutely no clue who would even fall for this to begin with

[kirakira@furry.engineer]

@lina im losing it at these screenshots. this is giving "guy with a high and tight asking protesters if they want to break some windows" energy

[luc@chaos.social]

@lina why so cynical? You don't think they're legit trying to reduce these attacks?

[me@mastodon.cysioland.pl]

@lina checks out, the mainstream fed-adjacent "infosec" circles sniffing their own farts so hard that they lose touch with the grass

[kouett@soc.kouett.net.eu.org]

@lina bruh they really are incompetent

[stux@mstdn.social]

@lina fun stuff!

[maypop@bark.wolp.chat]

@lina@ohai.social

omg atkinson hyperlegible hii !!

[lina@ohai.social]

@zm It really does! Although interestingly enough, a lot has been re-written then. A friend pointed out that on the homepage they misspelled "address" as "adress". And if you consider that the feds seem to have been Dutch in that case, that typo makes a lot of sense, as the Dutch word for it is "adres"

So the homepage isn't at least just purely AI generated.

[drewtowler@mas.to]

@lina
From the post:
"The Dutch police appear to run the actual infrastructure for these operations. They have been active for quite some time now, and over the years, they have managed to seize a maybe around one hundred domains and make a few arrests here and there."
So, basically completely ineffectual. Which is what I would expect.

[agowa338@chaos.social]

@lina Ngl, I kinda expected them to also collect the payment details too...

[voidplush@dorm.social]

@lina@ohai.social seeing the ai generated vid made me giggle

[peritia@alovely.space]

@lina

This is hilarious XD