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Crashing the Internet
I have been hearing all these things about "Cyber attacks" and all this technology warfare... and I was really wondering. Would it be possible to crash the Internet. Bring it to the point where its almost impossible to send data.
Now I am NOT asking for anyone to give a detailed explanation of how it would be done (that would be against the DMCA, and well just dangerous) but how do you think it would happen? Maybe something like the Code Red Worm? 
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