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Foreclosurepedia Under Cyber Attack

April 25, 2013

We figured, sooner or later, nefarious entities organized domestically would make a run on our site. So, we began back tracking them through logs. While the spoofed IPs are appearing to originate Internationally, some are domestic. Now, as I am back tracking these attempts to login and scan I am noticing a common pattern; I used to hack so I am not an idiot. Read up a bit on Mitnick and do the math. I have forgotten more than most of the two bit wonks out there will EVER learn. I have neither the time nor the patience to deal with incendiary thugs and their bullshit. I will track down your IPs; I will find you.

Brute force attack underway and the Word Press article are not covering, entirely, what is going on here on Foreclosurepedia.

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