DDOS and the FBI

[Rogean]

Few problems:

We don't know whos doing it, and theres no way to track them.
And the FBI Won't even consider investigating a ddos case unless it has caused atleast $10,000 or more in damages. Since we aren't a registered business, maintain no income, nor charge people for any of our services, we don't qualify.

[Salty]

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[Supreme]

Originally Posted by Rogean [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Few problems:

We don't know whos doing it, and theres no way to track them.
And the FBI Won't even consider investigating a ddos case unless it has caused atleast $10,000 or more in damages. Since we aren't a registered business, maintain no income, nor charge people for any of our services, we don't qualify.

It was my understanding that you had the information of the host ISP that is doing the DDOS attacks. It is also my understanding that the monetary amount does not matter as long as there is malicious intent.

I know that there have been incidents where students have performed attacks onto campus servers and was arrested and charged with a felony. Even though there was no actual infiltration.

You can create a non-profit business very easy (and fast) if you are being put off by that as well.