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on the other hand, Turkey is considered a strategic point, and there is plenty of Nato bases and troops stationed there. Its forces strenght is 1 mil +, so doubt it the place of origin for an armed invasion

Well they did say 'reliability disputable'. :p That's what you get for gathering intelligence with drugs.

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2. Why wouldn’t they be calling themselves “Iranians�

Just google "Persia" or "Iran" and you'll know that before 1935 Iran was known as Persia. So basically it is the same thing.

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But Persia was a province from Ottoman Empire :

Ottoman%20Empire,%20peak.gif

And in an alternate reality, like described in Tom Clancy's, Patrick Robinson's and Michael Dimercurio's novels, Iran/Persia and China and /or Japan are more or less allies against OTAN and sometimes also, Russians country.

Edited by Old Bear

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MKULTRA was real. It's not scifi. There were many deaths associated with those experiments.

Did you read the [url="http://armaenigma.com/index.php?

I've read everything and I'm here since the 1st day. And I've myself added stuff to the wiki.

I agree that certain codes maybe accurate, but not all.

LCPANGS = COSTA RICA so you can't rely that LC and SD are prefix.

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this number seems like an ID of the cheranus map

(keep in the editor map ...)

that number looks very similar to my in game user ID.... hrmmm

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But Persia was a province from Ottoman Empire :

Yep, but the question was "why persian hackers call themselves Iranians"

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Just google "Persia" or "Iran" and you'll know that before 1935 Iran was known as Persia. So basically it is the same thing.

Maybe mate. But “Persia†has different connotations to “Iranâ€. It’s a historical term which references the Achaemenids and all that – and certainly as you say a country that pre-dated the current régime out there. For example, I doubt Ahmadinajad would call himself a “Persianâ€.

It’s a bit like someone from the modern-day UK writing “The British Empire†when asked to fill in their place of birth.

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Maybe mate. But “Persia†has different connotations to “Iranâ€. It’s a historical term which references the Achaemenids and all that – and certainly as you say a country that pre-dated the current régime out there. For example, I doubt Ahmadinajad would call himself a “Persianâ€.

It’s a bit like someone from the modern-day UK writing “The British Empire†when asked to fill in their place of birth.

I know, I know. Im not starting history talks here, I just said why Persian Black Hat guys or somethin, call themselves Iranians.

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So I’m wondering if they’re actually the good guys (albeit somewhat lacking in the social graces)? What if this isn’t a threat, but a warning? They’re telling us that something is coming, we’d better be ready, they’ve worked it out, we can too?

Doesn't necessarily make a lot of difference to the outcome or the puzzle, but it would make more sense if they were on our side, so to speak.

Then again, it is an ARG, so I might be over-analysing here...

There is no such thing as a good side or a bad side. there is the Just War theory, each side have there own agenda both religiously and secularly, which can be used to intellectually justify invading other countries alongside Preemptive War theory, both being a minefield ethically with history behind us Chamberlain made some mistakes, but his actions are quite understandable. If war can be avoided one must try, but a war is inevitable when you are attacked.

bad peace could mean bad peace agreements, which is what the Versailles treaty was. It could also mean that people live in bad conditions, and see war as the solution. War is never a good solution to bad conditions, but when the conditions become worse than a war, war seems like the only way.

Anyway i don't see any good or bad sides in a war. The good and bad scenarios only plays in ones peoples minds.

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www.arma3.com

Registered by "Viktor Mrnustik", some guy in Czech.

It's hosted on .cz domain

It's a 'fan' site that isn't updated, and contains no real information, screenshots, etc. So what purpose does it serve?

It's got a prime domain name, yet it has no advertising, so the owner isn't trying to cash in on the page hits... odd?

If you were BIS, would you really let that domain name go to waste?

It's domain registar was updated 20th April 2011. Mean nothing? Arma4.com was registered 20th April 2011...

Czech isn't known for hackers, spammers and domain squatters. There must be a link here with the owner and BIS.

The guy has several other equally badly made sites with little content, also made with

"Free CSS Templates". I'd say it's an associate of someone who works for Bohemia Interactive, so unless you guys have BIS staff on Facebook, it might be hard to draw a real-life connection.

Also, referring back to this:

Wednesday, May 11th 2011, 06:00 CEST

omg. the army was at canberra and they had arma 3 writen on the shirts

An nice article was published May 9th 2011, detailing history of Bohemia Interactive, VBS, and it's roots with Australia and the ADF. What prompted this? Was VBS in Canberra at the time giving a presentation?

http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_18022031?source=rss

Also, imagine a complete overhaul of ArmA's RV engine.... guess who would be the biggest stakeholders in that..... surely the defence clients who have invested millions of dollars? So you're about to anounce ArmA3 with a new engine, but before you can do that you need to show you have a roadmap of VBS3/ArmA3 for at least the next 3 years. Maybe VBS will continue using RV or not, but you would still want to let them know how A3 will affect them (even if it wont).

My guess is VBS2 is sticking with RV for next few years as it's already got a list of projects it's paid to complete, and only when the new A3 engine has proven itself will they consider porting it to VBS (which I'm thinking is several years away).

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I know, I know. Im not starting history talks here, I just said why Persian Black Hat guys or somethin, call themselves Iranians.

They don't. From what I've seen so far, they refer to themselves only as Persian, not Iranian.

www.arma3.com

Registered by "Viktor Mrnustik", some guy in Czech.

It's hosted on .cz domain

It's a 'fan' site that isn't updated, and contains no real information, screenshots, etc. So what purpose does it serve?

It's got a prime domain name, yet it has no advertising, so the owner isn't trying to cash in on the page hits... odd?

If you were BIS, would you really let that domain name go to waste?

It's domain registar was updated 20th April 2011. Mean nothing? Arma4.com was registered 20th April 2011...

Czech isn't known for hackers, spammers and domain squatters. There must be a link here with the owner and BIS.

I've been thinking exactly this.

If I wanted to keep a project secret, while at the same time securing all the relevant domains before others can snatch them up, I would have a friend reg it for me and make it look either parked, or minimally used.

Edited by MadDogX

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As previously said, I’m probably reading too much into all this, given the real-life “Iranian Black Hat Boys†hacker group. It’s just that my curiosity was drawn to the two uses of the word “Persia†specifically (as opposed to “Iranâ€):

1. In the name “Persian Black Hat Boysâ€;

2. In the Chinese characters.

Maybe just file the “Persian†thing under “Incongruous/miscellaneous†and leave it at that.

So let's move on. What are they trying to tell us?

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www.arma3.com

Registered by "Viktor Mrnustik

Czech isn't known for hackers, spammers and domain squatters. There must be a link here with the owner and BIS.

no to be honest that site is already out there for a longer time then you think even way before the speculations, so far i spotted that site my self like hmmm 3 or 4 months back im not sure.

Edit: although i can not say it might or might not be related to what is happening here.

kind regards

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www.arma3.com

Registered by "Viktor Mrnustik", some guy in Czech.

Yea, I saw it about 3 or 4 days ago, but I thought its some kind of a joke))

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If BIS really are planning to reveal Arma3, it can be safely assumed that they have been developing it for some time. They probably even secured Arma3.com at the same time as Arma2.com, simply because holding a domain is cheap.

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I'm not saying they did or didn't create ArmA3.com, but that they've secured ownership of it since then. It's not been updated at all, but registar info was updated recently, same time ArmA4.com was purchased. Considering the site is pretty static and the updated date doesn't coincide with annual renewal, seems odd.

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I'm not saying they did or didn't create ArmA3.com, but that they've secured ownership of it since then. It's not been updated at all, but registar info was updated recently, same time ArmA4.com was purchased. Considering the site is pretty static and the updated date doesn't coincide with annual renewal, seems odd.

Arma 3

www.arma3.com

Copyright © 2009 ARMA 3| Designed by Free CSS Templates| ARMA 3 fan site

This is not the official web site of ARMA 3. This site has no connection with Bohemia Interactive or IDEA Games.

I say it has nothing to do with bis in any way. ( i can always be wrong )

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I wonder why you don't just gloss over the armaenigma wiki. All this information is available for you to read there. If you bone up on it, and all of your compatriots who are attempting to participate in the discussion whom aren't fully up to speed also do that, we won't have to spend so much time re-referencing all the work we have already done. Compared to this thread, reading the wiki is practically nothing at all!
I've read every single post here, I just forgot that it was renamed as I was too focused on the mkdoc-website back then (another dead-end of mine). It was a lot of pages ago after all. :)

Anyways, although the mkultra/search project was real, mind-control in any real essence is still sci-fi.

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I'm not saying they did or didn't create ArmA3.com, but that they've secured ownership of it since then. It's not been updated at all, but registar info was updated recently, same time ArmA4.com was purchased. Considering the site is pretty static and the updated date doesn't coincide with annual renewal, seems odd.

That's good work, mate, it's starting to look like there's a case building here.

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Can't see ImageShack.us from here. What have you found?

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ID on te map corsponding of many object (tree, road, wall, ....)

if the numbers 3518585, are a real clue, can be a position on the map and a position CZ land ...

probalie crazy ... is nothing ...

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Not sure if it has any relation (probably doesn't) but just a coincidence. 1821 was also the year that the Evzones (the presidential guard)'s uniform (the one that includes that crazy pompom shoe) became the national Greek costume.

The other coincidence being that the slow worm and the Greek flower are both protected species. The flower protected by Greek presidential decree an the slow worm protected by British law.

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