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Seems we have a fault in definition. My definition of a script kiddie is "an amateur hacker with minimal skill outside of running scripts provided in advance", which seems to fit the general definition that most people have. Now, with that in consideration, the guy definitely fits the bill.
He's making use of swiss-cheese network security. Patch it.
Actually, this topic is old as heck. Why are we still here?
Fix it then, kid.
Next time someone RATs you, RAT them back and just turn their internet off. ;)