sombear said:

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sombear said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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…corollary of which goes like this: "Russia does not now pose nor ever has posed a threat to Europe so we must allow it to reoccupy as many of its former vassal states as it feels it is entitled to in order to avoid nuclear Armageddon…."

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I don't know of anyone who has made that argument. Anywhere. Ever.

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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whiterock said:

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…corollary of which goes like this: "Russia does not now pose nor ever has posed a threat to Europe so we must allow it to reoccupy as many of its former vassal states as it feels it is entitled to in order to avoid nuclear Armageddon…."

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NATO is pretty big now days

So even if Russia was trying reoccupying vassal states....there are not many available

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….thanks to those wise enough to expand prudently….

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100% agree with wise and moderate expansion

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Assassin said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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His own employees calling out his BS

Wow. @elonmusk says the cyberattack on @X today originated from IP addresses in Ukraine.

If Ukraine was really behind this, it should result in serious hardball going forward to end the war. pic.twitter.com/ZMZz62AvlQ

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) March 10, 2025

It should come as no surprise that the "America Last" guys also hate Elon vehemently.

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, so please stop. There are literally free apps you can download that mask IPs and route through virtual locations. Hackers use even more sophisticated means.

Elon has gone off the deep end.

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Incorrect. You are speaking of a VPN. The cheaper the VPN, the easier it is to track. The free VPN's do absolutely nothing. If you supplied personal information to the VPN, you can be tracked. If there are several types of malware on any machine you can be tracked. The list goes on. If you are relying on a VPN to hide your personal IP, it doesn't always work, especially when you have hardware and software like the best in the world, Elon Musk. If he said he tracked the IPs to Ukraine, he would have hard evidence to say so. All VPN does (in this context) is to route your internet connection, from your assigned IP to a remote proxy server, which then passes all those to/from communications you perform when opening web pages and internet services.

As far as not knowing what I'm talking about, my years as an IT Manager for companies where handled over 80 employees, 2 Window servers and 1 Red Hat server by myself say otherwise. How about you?

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

---

I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

---

Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

A little more on IANA https://www.iana.org/

ron.reagan said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

---

I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

---

Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

ron.reagan said:

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ron.reagan said:

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Assassin said:

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ron.reagan said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

---

I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

---

Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

---

Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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Ukraine doesn't even have enough bandwidth to bring down Twitter. It also would be incredibly easy to block a range of traffic like that. Most shady **** comes from China/Russia/NK and it is near impossible to follow the trail in this amount of time

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If Elon said that the IP came from Ukraine, I believe him simply because he is the most brilliant man in technology today. He has an army of tech wizards who are gung ho, young and on the cutting edge of technologies, not like us old geezers. They are re-writing technology even as we speak, with the use of AI. Wish I knew more about AI, but I'm out of the game.

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ron.reagan said:

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sombear said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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sombear said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

---

IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

---

This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

---

Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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There are also Russians, Russian sympathizers, and Russian occupiers in Ukraine.

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True. But Elon was only stating a physical fact.

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ron.reagan said:

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Assassin said:

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sombear said:

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

---

Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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Ukraine doesn't even have enough bandwidth to bring down Twitter. It also would be incredibly easy to block a range of traffic like that. Most shady **** comes from China/Russia/NK and it is near impossible to follow the trail in this amount of time

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If Elon said that the IP came from Ukraine, I believe him simply because he is the most brilliant man in technology today. He has an army of tech wizards who are gung ho, young and on the cutting edge of technologies, not like us old geezers. They are re-writing technology even as we speak, with the use of AI. Wish I knew more about AI, but I'm out of the game.

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For what it is worth, his army disagrees with him

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No, they don't. Re-read the meme. Not a disagreement.

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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Definitely not chiming in on the tech, but Elon said "Ukraine area," and his own employees called him out even for that.

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I don't see where his own employees are calling him out. The guy you re-tweeted earlier seems to agree with him.

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HOLY SHLIT

Elon says the IP addresses connected to the cyberattack on X today originated in the Ukraine area pic.twitter.com/zUvWg2W4XT

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2025

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Uh . . . a pro-Palestinian group claimed responsibility.

Elon truly has lost it. Sick in the head.

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If he says the IP addresses are in the Ukraine, that would be a fact. If you don't know what an IP address is, that's on you. It's not rocket science. He didn't say if they were Palestinian or not.

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I posted in the BC thread about this and questioned whether a hacker this skilled would leave his IP address open.

But, regardless, the pro-Palestinian group is based in Russia, so I guess that is the "Ukraine area."

Elon is piece of **** for saying that. And to think he called a decorated soldier and astronaut a traitor on the same day.

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Your hate for Elon blinds you to all possibilities

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Yes, I despise Elon.

But, in the other thread, I actually said it would not surprise me at all if some Ukrainians were pissed at Musk and tried to do something like this.

Here, however, we have a known hacker group claiming responsibility v. Elon's claim without any evidence.

How do you do that math?

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You are not understanding. An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time. It can only be where it is. These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP. Its rather easy to track these down. That is what Elon said. The IP addresses were in the Ukraine. Technically, IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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"An IP address is designated to a network at an address at any given time."
No it's not.

"It can only be where it is." This makes no sense.

"These addresses are assigned to the network by an ISP." No they aren't

IPs are like parking spots at Walmart. Just because someone parked there at one time doesn't mean they had anything to do with it.

This may be surprising to you but DDOS attacks don't happen from your home computer assigned by Google Fiber. Most are from bot networks (lots of people spread around with malware)

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IP addresses are assigned through a hierarchical system managed by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), with ISPs then assigning addresses to their customers using methods like Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).

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This is like saying your clothing is assigned by God. Also, most IPs have absolutely nothing to do with IANA or DHCP.

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Have you ever setup a Server? If so, you know that you contact an ISP, who gets their IPs from IANA. You can also get a public IP address from a Regional Internet Registry (RIR) if you are a big setup. You get the IPs, then you setup your network and assign individual IPs unless you are running a dynamic setup. You might use static IPs if you are using VOIP and PCs at the same time.

ISPs obtain IP addresses from the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), which manage the IP address space and allocate blocks of addresses to ISPs.

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You can get a whole block of IPs from AWS in 5 minutes right now that was owned by someone in India 5 minutes ago. You have no idea what you are talking about

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Remember what Elon said, he tracked the IPs to the Ukraine, that's all. That is where the IPs were located that were the hackers. Doesnt mean that they were physically in the Ukraine. If you get a block from AWS that was owned by someone in India, that can be traced back to India, IF that is where the ISP was that the IANA assigned them to. There is always a trail.

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Definitely not chiming in on the tech, but Elon said "Ukraine area," and his own employees called him out even for that.

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I don't see where his own employees are calling him out. The guy you re-tweeted earlier seems to agree with him.

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Agreed. Thanks Sam

Like I said, it takes a while to trace this stuff. But they certainly believe is a group that if anything has a history of being anti-ukraine

Totally inverted. Democrat freaks with Ukraine flags in their bios are outsourcing their domestic hatred of middle Americans to Russian soldiers. It's all domestic politics projected onto a complex geopolitical conflict. https://t.co/w7fdSpeNRe

— captive dreamer (@captivedreamer7) March 11, 2025

Truly an incredible platform by @elonmusk !

Since 2021, when U.S. sanctions were imposed against me, not a single Soros-funded media outlet has published my statements as I actually expressed them. They manipulate, and spread fakes about me.
But over the past two weeks, I have… https://t.co/B1cHHYm478

— Oleksandr Dubinskyi (@Dubinsky_pro) March 10, 2025

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If I was a moron I'd believe all the idiots in the Democrat Party that will believe anything they read on MSN or CNN. What a great time to capitalize on being a traitor to your country

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