During a weekend in late July, AT&T temporarily blocked access to the popular Internet site 4chan.org, saying the move was necessary because 4chan had targeted one of AT&T’s customers with a denial of ...
It appears some of AT&T’s broadband customers across the United States were intentionally blocked from accessing the infamous forum 4chan over the weekend. The message board’s founder Christopher ...
AT&T says that it blocked portions of the popular 4chan.org bulletin board because it was being used as a base to launch DDoS attacks against one of its customers. AT&T now says that it blocked ...
PC World: Infamous site 4chan taken down by a hacker from rival community
A few days ago, on April 14, the infamous internet forum known as 4chan.org was subjected to a major hacking attack, which took down the site and made it inaccessible. As of this writing, the site ...
Though the exact details of the situation have not been confirmed, community infighting seems to have spilled out in a breach of the notorious image board. The core feature 4chan provides is public ...
Tech Times: Why Is 4chan So Influential? Greentext Stories, Anon Culture, Raids & Memes Explained
Why Is 4chan So Influential? Greentext Stories, Anon Culture, Raids & Memes Explained
4chan is finally back up and running — mostly. The infamous imageboard initially went down two weeks ago, scattering its anonymous denizens to the winds. It has now been largely restored, with users ...
4chan is partly back online after a hack took the infamous image-sharing site down for nearly two weeks. The site first went down on April 14, with the person responsible for the hack apparently ...