Are we being used as botnet slaves?

[brodude1999]

So, as many of you know most of the servers are being DDoSd.

And suprinsingly, since said attacks started all the PCs on the network I got bots are lagging pretty bad, while the only one thats on a separate network and it was completely clean since the start is fine.

Can we really trust everyone that are pushing updates to github?

[kali]

So, as many of you know most of the servers are being DDoSd.

And suprinsingly, since said attacks started all the PCs on the network I got bots are lagging pretty bad, while the only one thats on a separate network and it was completely clean since the start is fine.

Can we really trust everyone that are pushing updates to github?

It's open source. You can just inspect the code yourself (or pay someone to inspect it for you).

[Henrybk]

Oh yeah, I guess I have been approving DDoS code all day long for the past week and I didn't know about it lol.

[kali]

Oh yeah, I guess I have been approving DDoS code all day long for the past week and I didn't know about it lol.

Shit. No way??!

[pizzatopping]

So, as many of you know most of the servers are being DDoSd.

And suprinsingly, since said attacks started all the PCs on the network I got bots are lagging pretty bad, while the only one thats on a separate network and it was completely clean since the start is fine.

Can we really trust everyone that are pushing updates to github?

Maybe you just have a shitty pc?

[kali]

So, as many of you know most of the servers are being DDoSd.

And suprinsingly, since said attacks started all the PCs on the network I got bots are lagging pretty bad, while the only one thats on a separate network and it was completely clean since the start is fine.

Can we really trust everyone that are pushing updates to github?

Maybe you just have a shitty pc?

Or the GMs knew you were botting, but not at the standard of banning (they still have to do their due diligence and actually ask you, which takes time) so they just filter your ip.