they're after the code for the site

>>12993082

>A site admin could just implement a solution in to the code.

The attack may be a social Trojan horse to implement the code they want.

Nothing has changed in the ability for our enemy, who already owned the board, to address the very spam they create.

The timing here is important.

Why now?

Why are they after the code for the site?

Consider the following:

They wouldn't expose this much of their network resources if they didn't feel comfy enough to do it.

Whos eyes do they trust? Why?

>>12993458

This is called damage control.

It's where you lean into the truth just enough to poison it.

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>>12994168

>curse

says the blackhat~