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Following the recent network downtime, I am pleased to report, it appears to have now sorted itself out.Still unsure as to the exact cause, but at least it's back and stable (lasted over 24 hours now). I'm continuing to monitor it of course - just incase (seems to be one thing after another lately, so I'm obviously skeptical).
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Thứ Sáu, 22 tháng 10, 2010
Thứ Ba, 19 tháng 10, 2010
18:20
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At around 23:00 GMT London yesterday, the internet connection to the hpHosts network went down. I spoke with the ISP and was told there were no problems at either their end, or any reported problems or expected maintenance at BT's end (though BT never told them about the work they were doing last time).The connection came back around 02:15 this morning, but problems have developed with the
Thứ Năm, 14 tháng 10, 2010
19:01
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A friend alerted me, after reading my blog, to a plethora of other sites on SurfTown IP space he'd found, that were also carrying malicious code.SurfTown did get back to me after my last blog, telling me it had been cleaned up but alas - it hadn't. A quick check showed the infection was very much still there, and indeed, a quick check a second ago, shows it's still there as of 15-10-2010 03:03 (
Thứ Tư, 13 tháng 10, 2010
15:49
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I've no idea when this actually happened, but it seems the IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) have re-designed their website.Quite why they've done this is a mystery. However, one thing is clear - it's no longer as simple to report anything to them if you have flash/ActiveX disabled, and don't know the direct URL to the report form (it's https://www.iwf.org.uk/report by the way).Unfortunately,
Chủ Nhật, 10 tháng 10, 2010
22:01
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There's two kinds of parking pages - the annoying kind, and the less annoying kind.The annoying kinds are those such as dedicated parking servers, that shove sponsored rubbish in your face, should you go to a domain that used to exist, has just been created, or has been suspended or {insert some other reason here}.The less annoying kind, are those with a plain page, and simple text telling you
Thứ Năm, 7 tháng 10, 2010
11:23
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I contact a slew of domain owners, hosts and registrars each day both via e-mail and telephone, to get domains/IPs cleaned, suspended or completely nuked. The vast majority generally go something like this;1. Contact domain owner/host/registrar2. Report what was foundIn the case of domain owners, I typically also have to give advise on what's needed as far as getting it cleaned up and secured,
Thứ Sáu, 1 tháng 10, 2010
08:32
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I've just had a call from a company calling themselves GFK NOP (gfknop.com), telling me they were conducting a survey on how satisfied people are with their banks or some rubbish like that. The call came from 0207890905.Now here's the problem - I'm ex-directory and TPS - which means they shouldn't have my number. When quizzed as to where they got it, I was told they obtained it using "standard
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