[LINK] Census: OAIC's Vacuous Pseudo-Investigation Report
Marghanita da Cruz
marghanita at ramin.com.au
Fri Aug 12 12:39:57 AEST 2016
Hi Jim,
There may well have been a Denial of Service attack. But how come the
attackers knew to attack at 7pm, when most householders were attempting
to complete the census, and the ABS/IBM/Government and who ever else was
being paid to run the census did not. Particularly as the questions
related to the night of the census.
How did those who completed the census early, including the Prime
Minister, know where they would spend that night?
It possibly turned into an all nighter on 9th August for those involved
in the Census.
Marghanita
On 11/08/16 17:36, Jim Birch wrote:
> I'm not quite sure why everyone is discounting a DDoS without access to
> logs. They are occurring semi continuously around the globe. There is a
> significant "libertarian" in the grey/black internet that would like to see
> the census - and really anything to do with government - fail. The more
> spectacularly the better. Most DoS attacks are only noticed by sysops and
> aren't reported widely if at all so have limited kudos value.
>
> Jim
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Marghanita da Cruz
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