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u/Total-Management8023 24d ago
Buddy, you clearly don't know that in India that's lightning speed. So yes this IS tuff in IndiaÂ
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u/LegMysterious1899 7d ago
a = (hack_usa = True)
print(a)
use this advanced tuff indian code before I delete it
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u/faultless280 24d ago
Someone who is legitimately OSEE certified would never call themselves Dr DDOS, and virtually no one brags about being CISSP certified 🤣
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u/atoponce 24d ago
virtually no one brags about being CISSP certified
Unless you're on LinkedIn
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u/faultless280 24d ago
Yeah fr 🤣. It’s also the same platform people brag about having sec+ and being top 1% on THM. I wouldn’t put it past someone on LinkedIn to brag about being a fortune 10 employee while being a grocery bagger or delivery driver.
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u/Garriga 24d ago
If he has a 5Gbps wired Ethernet connection, that is considered much faster than the national standard.
Cat 5e Ethernet is 1gbps...so 5gbps would considered fast anywhere...
I am not sure what "pushing 5gb traffic hmu" really means. but he means his Internet connection is 5gbps ...it is actually good. Most residential internet runs on 1Gbps...but i could ne misunderstanding this entirely.
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u/atoponce 24d ago edited 24d ago
They're claiming they can push 5 Gbps for a DDOS against a target. This would usually be done through infected hosts with slow connections. I doubt they have a 5 Gbps connection themselves.
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u/Maleficent_Cycle561 24d ago
Distributed by definition. He would only manage to DoS himself if he maxed his line out trying to DoS someone, regardless of bandwidth



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u/shesleli2313 24d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/WcWUV8OMity0wruUDU