Re: Hackers uniting against Iran?

[Paul Schmehl <pauls () utdallas edu>]

--On April 4, 2007 10:40:28 PM -0400 scott 
<redhowlingwolves () bellsouth net> wrote:

> First things first:
> 1:So far as I can see,the US does war games in the region ,and has been
> for decades.Now that they are actually in a war in that region,for sure
> there will be many shows of power to try and keep anyone else from
> wanting to jump in,or endanger there troops.
> 2:Iran is back to being a viable military threat.So,it goes to reason
> there will be much posturing by the US military to alleviate the threat
> imposed by another nation becoming involved in the quagmire
> there(meaning Iraq) now.
> 3:It doesn't help matters with the seizure of a UK boat and crew.Behind
> the scenes,I hope things are being handled appropriately.
> 4:$:If some foolish group takes it upon themselves to shove a new
> war,against a new `enemy' in the region at this time,they should be
> hanged!I believe that is what makes the difference between a General and
>      your average(no disrespect intended!)soldier!
>
> Now if you think this is a good idea,then you must be STUPID!!!
What I'm wondering is how the Iranians will be able to tell the 
difference.  If you're connected to the Internet, you're being attacked 
24/7.  How can you tell that this "new" attack is from a red-blooded 
hacker group trying to defeat Iran?  (As opposed to your average 
bot-building phisher hacking into boxes constantly.)

Paul Schmehl (pauls () utdallas edu)
Senior Information Security Analyst
The University of Texas at Dallas
http://www.utdallas.edu/ir/security/

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