#dlcc website hack attempt

[danielslegacycomputercollections]

The Internet Census Group. What a concept. How lovely...

NOT!!!

Just like any other content thief, they are just as bogus and dishonest as the next money mongering hacker...

In this case, the group that "...will never attempt to change device configurations" attempted to do just that by trying to post to an mcp directory on my DLCC website.

Oh, the lengths the greedy and dishonest will go to. But, in this case, it was all for nothing. The only thing this dishonest "group" -- and any other -- will ever find on my DLCC website is a marker page with a link to this Tumbler account. I took down all my DLCC website content last Halloween... 😁👊

The moral of this story is this: The harder you try to deceive, the more transparent your deception becomes... 😉

Oh, and one more thing. Your TRON program needs an update. It failed to overcome the mcp... 😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

In their continuing efforts to hack my DLCC website, and a DLCC WordPress account that has never existed (and never will...), the ID10TS at Amazon must be feeling frustration at trying to steal what isn't there, and hasn't been there since last Halloween. 😁

Among their 73 hack attempts, the one in the picture above stands out. Instead of dozens of individual .env hack attempts, Amazon lumped them into a single attack...unsuccessfully, I might add... 😆

Apparently, there are days at Amazon where this giant company has nothing better to do with their time then try to hack my empty DLCC website, that has nothing but a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account, and has been that way since I took down all my DLCC website's content last Halloween... 🙄

But, go ahead, Amazon. Waste your precious company time attempting to steal what is not, and will never be, there, showing the true ID10TS that you are... 😆

I LOVE this image above! It sums up PERFECTLY what happens every time these ID10TS try to hack my DLCC website...😆😆😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

A pair of ID10T deep/dark web scrape attempts on my DLCC website.

The picture speaks for itself...

Nothing was found because I never had any of the directories these ID10TS were trying to hack, except for the about directory.

I took it, and all the rest of my DLCC content, down last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account. 😁

So scrape away, scrape away, scrape away all. You will only find a whole lot of NOTHING... 😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

Once again, the ID10TS at Google attempt to hack my DLCC website and a DLCC WordPress account that has never existed (and never will). 🙄

Instead of using rotating IP addresses, they used bogus browser/bot data. The 3-second burst of 298 hack attempts yielded them 298 servings of NOTHING, since I took down my DLCC website content last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account... 😆 Google knows the content is gone. That's why they're trying to hack the account itself and looking for backups (in all the wrong places... 😆).

Oh, and Google, after you get done building your kite, you can go and fly it... 🪁😆😆😆

Why Google has such an obsessive fixation on hacking DLCC is a mystery to me.

Ah, Google...ID10TS et al. All you get for this effort is another DLCC ID10T AWARD!!! 😆😆😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

Another example that some ID10TS will try to steal ANYTHING... 🙄

In this case, it was 2 scraping attempts by a Deep/Dark Web rotating bogus IP address attack to steal, wait for it...wait for it..., a light gray line 950 x 2 pixels in size that used to be on the home page of my DLCC website... 😶

Seriously, folks??? 🤦‍♂️

This, and all the rest of my DLCC website content, was taken down by me last Halloween. So, obviously, these ID10TS didn't get what they were scraping for... 😁

But, fear not, ID10TS! I put that same line in the picture above for you, and any other ID10T who wants it! Enjoy! 😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

These ID10TS couldn't attempt to scrape my DLCC website with just 1 "siter." No, it took 7 of them to try... 😆

No matter how many "siters" they use, their results will always be the same . . . 404 (not found) errors, because I took down these and all my other DLCC website pages (over 2,600!!!) last Halloween, along with all the rest of the site's content, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account... 😁

But, please, gather all the "siters" you ID10TS think you need to keep looking for content that isn't there, and that isn't coming back... 😆

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

This ID10T's bot must have had one too many before attempting to scrape my DLCC website. It targeted what appears to be random images, web pages, and robots.txt. All it got was a series of 404 (not found) errors... 😆

When you finally sober up, ID10T, you will realize there is nothing there to scrape anymore. I took down all my DLCC website's content last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account.

"What do you do with a drunken sailor? What do you do with a drunken sailor? What do you do with a drunken sailor early in the morning…"

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[danielslegacycomputercollections]

Here's yet another unique hack attempt on my DLCC website: a DigitalOcean user using a Google bot -- AdsBot-Google...

Many years ago, I had GoogleAds on my DLCC website for a short time. When the ads actually generated money for me, $196 in a pay period, Google abruptly ended my GoogleAds account, saying I violated their policies. They ended my account because I actually made some money. I sent Google's check back to them, uncashed, and told them what they could do with it and their ad scam scheme. 👊 From that point -- over 20 YEARS ago -- to this day, my DLCC website has not had any ads on it...

If this is Google trying to hack my DLCC website using DigitalOcean's Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), they are really getting desperate to steal content that hasn't been on my DLCC website since last Halloween... 😆

Oh, and Google, it isn't coming back, either... 😁😁😁

But, please, continue to use as many different resources as you can to look for something that isn't there... 😆

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