Ignoring the well-known-and-exercise futile search for "google" on Google to break the Internet. I say futile because in an act of reckless arrogance did and there was nothing of what was promised.
say that ignoring this unfortunate exercise there are other methods to break the Internet. The first I can think of is to set up two email accounts so that all email is forwarded each received. So, after sending the first message that laconically call "message zero", the internet has necessarily breaking. A refinement of this weapon (which today certainly be considered of mass destruction) is to set up a group of accounts that forward to all the others. Thus, an exponential growth will cause the demise of the Internet in less than logarithmic time.
This theoretical approach, I must admit, I have not been implemented. I find it difficult not to imagine the press the button that sends the message to cyberspace zero. Minutes later, my browser would display an error message "499 Internet broken" and a couple of hours later hear the helicopter blades from FBI agents who descolgarían kevlar encased in armor that will pass through my windows and I would point to their archaic weapons kinetics.
you are warned.
