Teragon are you ignorant or stupid?
DENIAL OF SERVIC = DOS
The dns vulnerability was about cache poisoning.
It could have been an old fashion ddos
Uninstall you internet explorer from Ms and get off the web
For me the inq is fast enough if it's working, but rather often it goes dead a while, unrelated to DNS attacks incidentally.
As for wikipedia, wikipedia has many mirrors all over the world, it's bound to be more stable than sites relying on one or two servers.

And about for the 'release' of the DNS vulnerability details, since there were already tests sites for the DNS weakness I'd say the nasty people could have already figured out the trick long before this release of details
Proves that people will not listen to warnings untill someone gets hurt,

That DNS vulnerability was known about weeks ago, there was more than enough time to patch it considdering the patch was such a rapid and short deployment. 
Shame on those providers who didnt heed the warning
Teragon are you ignorant or stupid?
DENIAL OF SERVIC = DOS
The dns vulnerability was about cache poisoning.
It could have been an old fashion ddos
Uninstall you internet explorer from Ms and get off the web
For me the inq is fast enough if it's working, but rather often it goes dead a while, unrelated to DNS attacks incidentally.
As for wikipedia, wikipedia has many mirrors all over the world, it's bound to be more stable than sites relying on one or two servers.

And about for the 'release' of the DNS vulnerability details, since there were already tests sites for the DNS weakness I'd say the nasty people could have already figured out the trick long before this release of details
Fantastic headline there! Yup yup!
But that doesn't explain why TheINQ is ALWAYS SLOW... can this thing load faster? (Fudzilla is faster, and Wikipedia is the fastest of all web pages)
When the hell did this happen???
Proves that people will not listen to warnings untill someone gets hurt,

That DNS vulnerability was known about weeks ago, there was more than enough time to patch it considdering the patch was such a rapid and short deployment. 
Shame on those providers who didnt heed the warning