Cyber Attack

Twin dominates, though End is still nothing to sneeze at. Being able to run over JD, DAD, herk, barbaros, etc is always very nice to have on the field. source

The RAND Corporation has published a lot of excellent unclassified monographs on cyberwarfare available online for free. Their National Security Research Division and Science and Technology Research Center publications are excellent resources, too. source

Actually, Id argue that filtering as a whole has failed and the real salvation is better, faster, and smarter blacklisting. We apply filters after running mail through blacklists and even then its barely a formality. source

The owner of that horse is lucky to have you there caring for that horse. Pat yourself on the back and take a long hot bath! source

You don't appear to have any evidence that UAF attacked your website, it's worth noting that you say yourself that you've criticised them before and nothing like this has happened. It could be a member of UAF acting on their own initiative, it could be an order from from UAF command to their cyberterrorist division, it could be a computer hacker amusing himself, it's really impossible to say unless you produce evidence. The danger is that if you begin to automatically accuse UAF of any bad thing that happens to you, you may come across as a little paranoid. source