finally calm down. It's only been an hour. Yeah, well, an hour in evil corpse time is like $13 million in revenue, approximately. Actually, I calculated that. That's exactly how much they lost. Don't worry, I got you, Lloyd. What's up, Lloyd? Elliot, this is bad. Worst DDoS attack I've ever seen. Did you reconfigure the DNS? Yes. Stop the services. I already stopped the services. Try to reboot the servers, but they're not coming back up. Dude, someone is straight up finger blasting their entire network right now. They just started reporting on the outage. This is worse than I thought. They're in the network. What's the status update? You see, I thought we set up security protocols so that this doesn't happen. Where's the attack coming from? Everywhere, obviously. USA, Finland, Thailand, Kuwait. Start restarting the services, load sharing, redirect the traffic, and call Proxic for help. Wait, what? I don't think this is just a DDoS attack. I think they got a rootkit sitting inside, inside the servers. What's

a root kit. It's like a crazy serial rapist with a very big dick. Jesus, Lloyd, sorry. It's a malicious code that completely takes over their system. It could delete system files, install programs, viruses, worms. How do we stop it? That's the thing. It's fundamentally invisible. You can't stop it. All of their servers are timing out. None of them are coming back up. Yeah, that's because every time we restart a server, the virus replicates itself during boot and crashes the host. How are we supposed to bring up the network if we can't restart the servers? You can't, which is what they wanted.

MR.Robot DDOS Attack

MR.Robot DDOS Attack