Thứ Ba, 16 tháng 3, 2010

There's many many ways to ensure your site will be blacklisted;1. Utilizing malware/exploits2. Developing/distributing [1]3. Using unethical means to promote a site or program4. Utilizing hijacks5. Utilizing blackhat SEO techniques... etc etc etc etcThe list goes on and on and on.Another method however, of ensuring you'll be blacklisted, is by spamming through compromised e-mail accounts. This is

Thứ Năm, 11 tháng 3, 2010

Dear 100webspace.net,I am writing this because you evidently couldn't be bothered to conform to the RFC's and have an active ABUSE@ address!!!When will these companies realise, if they're offering a service such as hosting, connectivity, they MUST provide a WORKING abuse@ address for abuse complaints.Ref:http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2142.htmlI've already had Paretologic kill off the errorsguru.com
Turkish based ISP, VITAL TEKNOLOJI (AS44565) have been appearing on my radar for quite some time, and not under the most flattering of terms - they've been and continue to be, home to a major source of badness. Namely, exploits and fake AV's.They actually have several ranges under their control, the most active of which are;79.171.16.0/2193.186.112.0/20188.124.0.0/19I can't say which has been the
A week of free technology events for developers, IT professionals and IT managersWhat's on for Developers?We'll be updating the agenda and session information over the coming days. Follow @uktechdays to be the first in the know.We're going back to basics and have hired two London cinemas during the week so we can deliver the kind of content you've been asking to hear about. Please note that we'll
I have had a few users telling me they were having problems both contacting me, and using the SBST. One user narrowed it down to undisposable.net, and I stupidly didn't think to check the site myself at the time.Checking undisposable.net today shows the site is offline. It's still resolving to 64.202.189.170, but no content is there, so it's failing to connect. There's no contact information in

Thứ Tư, 10 tháng 3, 2010

Going through the latest Google results for new malicious goodness, I stumbled upon a URL I was fully expecting to be serving me with a fake AV (the last 10 or so I'd checked had done), but alas no, not this time. This time I was to be served a page that led me to a fake search results page (PPC fraud);And from there, on to porntubevault.com, which leads you to Pinball Publisher Network.Where

Thứ Ba, 2 tháng 3, 2010

Sorry for the downtime folks. 89.15.156.197 (kobz-590f9cc5.pool.mediaWays.net) decided it would be fun to constantly flood the server./edit 01:20 03-03-2010This little bugger is back, this time using 83.14.243.106 (efj106.internetdsl.tpnet.pl)