Somebody probably downloaded their serer operating systems for free at http://linuxsoft.cern.ch/ and found an exploit.
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Somebody probably downloaded their serer operating systems for free at http://linuxsoft.cern.ch/ and found an exploit.
Well CERN were responsible for inventing the 'World Wide Web' as well as the LHC. The correlation between a website being unsafe and the LHC being unsafe in none. However it is very ironic the inventors of the web can't secure their own website.
If CERN didn't exist though the hackers would of never had anything to hack lol. That's like hacking god.
and who told you that ¬_¬?!Quote:
Originally Posted by WOWTech
Some goon I speak to now and then on MSN :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveTaylor//
Edited by DaveTaylor// (Forum Moderator) Please don't be rude about other forum members, thank you ;)
Yea, I'm sure if somebody attempted threatening with stuff like 'Black Hole Machines' in real life then they surely wouldn't get away.
Large Hadron Collider sounds rubbish, so Mock the Week's very own 'Black Hole Machine' does it for me! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dj-huntey
I'm not to sure on that :P
'Black hole machine' is a load of ****. Most people dont even know what a black hole is.
It could either be a hole up in the atmosphere or a very big bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by RockDemons.com
So they hacked a webserver? I fail to see how this could have endangered the LHC.
Also, the world ending in 2012 was predicted by the mayans.