just received this in my email haha pathetic!:
Do you think your network is up to snuff to mitigate a 4 gigabit attack to specific access switches and router ports? How fast can you drop spoofed packets? What about packets claiming to be coming from your own servers? What about unspoofed packets coming from YOUR OWN SERVERS?
Karma you hahahaha, I don't know who told you I was Magg, but keep fucking with the bull and you will get the horns!
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