The FBI shuts down Megaupload

[Tecnho]

Something must be done against these imperialists, I say. Burning containers doesn't seem to work, but this can't continue like this. Between this and the global crisis, it's like crumbs that are piling up to make a big mess.

[packosoft]

I still had a few months of premium left, but the truth is that it was downloading little to nothing, lately I only use torrents, although it is true that today at noon I downloaded a little movie that a colleague asked me for ;D and it downloaded as always.
We'll see how the issue evolves if it evolves

[Tecnho]

Let's see if at least the megamanager works, but it all depends on where everything is stored, of course.

[Sylver]

Courage +99999999999999999999999999
First for the pain in the ass they just did to me, that I had a couple of premiums active and I live off megavideo :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

And second because I had heard the news about an hour ago or more and was preparing the post, when cunningly my internet stopped working as it sometimes does and until RIGHT NOW… (I think it's going for a separate branch because I'm already...:mad:)

Well, as I was saying, it's a pain in the ass and they've done me in big time.
If you're planning to demonstrate to burn things or something like that, let me know.

Regards

[packosoft]

@Tecnho:

Let's see if at least the megamager works, but it all depends on where everything is stored of course.

I'm afraid it won't work…

C:\\Users\\PCK>ping www.megaupload.com

Pinging www.megaupload.com [174.140.154.15] with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 174.140.154.15:
Packets: sent = 4, received = 0, lost = 4
(100% loss),

[Bm4n]

Something strange was going on at MU, the company was making a lot of money and if the FBI gets involved, something big must have happened.

P.D. Personally, I don't care, although it has to be said that they go and close it down just now that they had renovated it and it was working very well, with hardly any waiting or advertising… :sadgirl:

P.D.2. You didn't want SOPA, so here are two problems :risitas:

[Nemo]

Anonymous responds to the FBI for the closure of MU by launching an attack against the website of the US Department of Justice

http://www.justice.gov/

We have SOPA fooled...

[Sylver]

!

The last thing we have left from MU… :cry:

[cobito]

@Nemo:

Anonymous responds to the FBI for the closure of MU by launching an attack on the website of the US Department of Justice

http://www.justice.gov/

They have SOPA fooled us..

Same goes for the Recording Industry Association of America http://riaa.org/

[Kernel1.0]

And hold on because they are starting now.

[Tecnho]

Let's see what happens to this burning network.

[Obione]

Let's get serious. Where can I get information to be more "active"? I want reprimand software and to organize myself with the masses :lol:

The truth is that I had the sessions of the last few years uploaded there. Everything legal (non-profit and vinyl records that I have already paid for) but the *** FBI has my files hijacked :eoh:

Anyway, touch your nuts, Mega was my favorite, both for video and upload. No captcha, decent rates, up to 1GB per leg and good video quality. Real bastards, they already had their eyes on them and if someone has messed it up, go for it but, with respect to the people's information if they don't want cyber-ass.

[Sylver]

@Obione:

Let's get serious. Where can I get information to be more "active"? I want reprimand software and to organize myself with the crowd :risitas:

The truth is that I had the sessions of the last years uploaded there. Everything legal (non-profit and vinyl records that I have already paid for) but the *** FBI has my files seized :eoh:

Anyway, touch your nuts, Mega was my favorite, both for video and upload. No captcha, decent rates, up to 1GB per leg and good video quality. What a bunch of bastards, they already had them in their sights and if someone messed it up, they went for it but, with respect to the people's information if they don't want cyber-ass.

+1

My colleagues had complete music works saved there and a lot of material to use daily, so indeed the mess is huge...

PD: Good morning Obione :):risitas:

Regards

[Bm4n]

But do you really have things stored in the cloud without a copy on a PC?!

[Tecnho]

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Yo tenia cosas como albunes de fotos de vacaciones que las metia porque siempre acaba perdiendo, y me jode un poco la verdad

[victorpexacos]

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Pobres los que hayan comprado una cuenta vitalicia hace poco, hay mucha gente reclamando el dinero a los revendedores oficiales de algunos foros.

Espero que no perdieseis nada importante.

Añado mas informacion sobre los ataques de Anonymous:

http://www.elconfidencial.com/tecnologia/2012/01/20/anonymous-lanza-el-mayor-ataque-informatico-contra-eeuu-y-la-industria-musical-1720/

[jordiqui]

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Pues yo tenía muchos archivos de mi página web, bases de datos, libros de aperturas de ajedrez, torneos realizados. EL FBI confunde el tocino con la velocidad. Xd

[Obione]

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@Bm4n:

Pero realmente tenéis cosas guardadas en la nube sin una copia en un PC?!

Las que más me molan sí, el resto supongo que puedo sacarlas de peña que las haya bajado (también lo usaba para compartirlas) pero es que una cosa es formatear un disco y justo te pete el de respaldo, y otra muy diferente que el FBI secuestre nuestros datos. Como dice Tecnho toca los eggs.

¿Sabéis algo de mega.bz? He leído que ha funcionado de manera intermitente y que se podía acceder a los datos.

PD: Buenos días Sylver :risitas:

[Kernel1.0]

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El abogado Carlos Sánchez Almeida, autor del blog Jaque perpetuo, aconseja a las personas que tuvieran cuentas con archivos y documentación privada que adopten dos medidas "con carácter de urgencia", ante la escasez de información.

La primera, "recopilar el máximo de información del que dispongan en su ordenador y sistemas de almacenamiento doméstico, acerca de la información intervenida, muy especialmente aquella que afecte a la intimidad personal y familiar". En segundo lugar, "localizar y guardar la información bancaria que acredite el pago de los servicios de Megaupload".

"La documentación reunida", afirma Almeida, "puede ser necesaria para la presentación de una denuncia o cualquier tipo de reclamación, ante las autoridades o ante las entidades financieras, a las que en su caso se podrá exigir el retroceso de los cargos efectuados".

No obstante, recuerda el abogado que según la legislación española (artículos 16 y 17 de la LSSI), la responsabilidad de los archivos de Megaupload es de los usuarios.

Noticia completa ¿Qué pasa con mis documentos tras el cierre de Megaupload? | Navegante | elmundo.es

Según parece los que tenéis cosas alojadas en Megaupload de las que no tengáis copia, vais a necesitar cantidades industriales de ajo y agua por que en caso de que se recuperen va para largo. Seguramente ya que los americanos son así, alguna firma de abogados llevara una demanda conjunta en Estados Unidos en la que os podréis sumar desde aquí, pero hasta que se resuelva va para muy muy muy largo.

[cobito]

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@Obione:

¿Sabéis algo de mega.bz? He leído que ha funcionado de manera intermitente y que se podía acceder a los datos.

Aunque en principio parece que los sitios fraudulentos son inofensivos, hay que tener cuidadín. Más información.