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  1. dont bother wasting your time.... on Beware 'Fedora-Redhat' Fake Security Alert · · Score: 2, Informative

    host fedora-redhat.com
    fedora-redhat.com has address 66.218.79.149
    fedora-redhat.com has address 66.218.79.155
    fedora-redhat.com has address 66.218.79.147
    fedora-redhat.com has address 66.218.79.148

    whois 66.218.79.149

    OrgName: Yahoo!
    OrgID: YAOO
    Address: 701 First Avenue
    City: Sunnyvale
    StateProv: CA
    PostalCode: 94089
    Country: US

    NetRange: 66.218.64.0 - 66.218.95.255
    CIDR: 66.218.64.0/19

    Trying to ddos yahoo wont get you very far : )

  2. Re:notifying the appropriate people.... on Beware 'Fedora-Redhat' Fake Security Alert · · Score: 1

    neither ev1 or above.net will do shit about this. Both are massive spam/abuse havens and ignore or bounce abuse complaints. Solution? Firewall the offending net ranges.

  3. host the site out of state and give UCSD the on UCSD Vs. Free Speech, Round 2 · · Score: 1

    bird. California education code doesnt mean jack shit in the 49 other states. Better yet, host the server in europe (havenco anyone?), so if UCSD decides to send a DMCA or some other bullshit violation notice, the web site owners can use it for toliet paper.

  4. worm isnt going to do much damage on New IM Worm On The Loose · · Score: 4, Funny

    host www.78p.com
    www.78p.com has address 1.10.5.89

  5. UPC result isnt surprising on Censoring The Net With A Hotmail Account · · Score: 3, Informative

    UPC (aka chello) ignore all complaints, valid or not, including spam complaints.

    see for yourself

    Chello.nl

    Chello.at

  6. clamav and nav detect it on First JPEG Virus Posted To Usenet · · Score: 4, Informative

    clamscan possibleVirus.jpg
    possibleVirus.jpg: Exploit.JPEG.Comment FOUND

    ----------- SCAN SUMMARY -----------
    Known viruses: 24607
    Scanned directories: 0
    Scanned files: 1
    Infected files: 1
    Data scanned: 0.00 MB
    I/O buffer size: 131072 bytes
    Time: 0.501 sec (0 m 0 s)

    also updated nav corp 8 with latest defs (9/27/04) and it found it. AVG free edition doesnt as of yet.

  7. Re:It will not happen here in Colorado on Computer Viruses Cripple Colorado DMV · · Score: 1

    At CSU, we're probably going to ditch Office in the next year or so as Uncle Bill is trying to extort an insane amount of money from us to continue using it. And since star office is free for higher ed.....

  8. sure, he can have my email address on New California Law Bans Anonymous Media File Sharing · · Score: 5, Funny

    its either billg@microsoft.com

    or

    president@whitehouse.gov (or was it .com ?:) )

  9. interesting ports on the spammer's site on Spam Opt-out Link Triggers Malicious Code Attack · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Starting nmap 3.70 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2004-09-22 09:54 MDT
    Interesting ports on 61-218-79-53.HINET-IP.hinet.net (61.218.79.53):
    (The 1651 ports scanned but not shown below are in state: closed)
    PORT STATE SERVICE
    21/tcp open ftp
    22/tcp open ssh
    80/tcp open http
    111/tcp open rpcbind
    135/tcp filtered msrpc
    443/tcp open https
    445/tcp filtered microsoft-ds
    3306/tcp open mysql
    6000/tcp open X11

    Nmap run completed -- 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 54.453 seconds

  10. lamer is hosted on hinet.com on Spam Opt-out Link Triggers Malicious Code Attack · · Score: 4, Informative

    host www.xcelent.biz
    www.xcelent.biz has address 61.218.79.53
    host 61.218.79.53
    53.79.218.61.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer 61-218-79-53.HINET-IP.hinet.net

    and people wonder why i firewall 60/7

  11. thats not been my experience on Hardening Apache · · Score: 2, Informative

    I designed the backend of www.babiesfirstchoice.com and we used apache 2. Its been hugely stable for us (the downtime we've seen was not due to apache problems) and lets us do everything we need to do on it. An IIS box would of cost thousands more due to licensing and the extra hardware needed to push M$ solutions (BFC currently runs on a athlon 1700xp with 512 megs of ddr and a basic ide hard drive, nothing fancy).

  12. uni-who? on Does Unisys Really Get It? · · Score: 1

    its ironic, i've never seen any of their crap, er kit in many years of IT employment. I only heard about them during that idiotic gif episode, which made me instantly despise them. Got news for you unisys, you only get one chance to make a good impression, and you fools smoked that royally with the gif disaster.

  13. Re:MD5 Handy? on XP SP2 Torrent Shows Legal P2P's Promise · · Score: 2, Informative

    the md5sum is

    59a98f181fe383907e520a391d75b5a7

  14. Re:i threw up a mirror of sp2 on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    lol, wouldnt matter, we block most of the p2p and throttle the dorms like mad ;) Its nice being IT :)

  15. Re:i threw up a mirror of sp2 on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    i didnt have enough ram to keep apache happy.

    firewall box = 128 megs

    new box = 1 gig ram

    at least the firewall box didnt crash, thank god for linux (fedora core 2, kernel 2.6.7 (custom build) for the curious).

  16. Re:i threw up a mirror of sp2 on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    bad transfer :( try it again. I checked the source file and its got the right md5sum,

    59a98f181fe383907e520a391d75b5a7

    I also switched over to a much more powerful machine to handle the load. Use the same link, it will redirect you.

  17. Re:holy crap, i cant believe the box is still aliv on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    mother of god...........

    # w
    20:55:55 up 26 days, 21:52, 3 users, load average: 45.87, 39.03, 27.88

  18. holy crap, i cant believe the box is still alive on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    # w

    20:35:29 up 26 days, 21:32, 3 users, load average: 23.07, 13.65, 6.75

  19. Re:i threw up a mirror of sp2 on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    indulge me, and let me know how fast your pulling it from me at.........thanks

  20. i threw up a mirror of sp2 on Windows XP SP2 Goes Gold · · Score: 1

    hopefully the machine can handle a bit of slashdotting ; )

    http://phb.engr.colostate.edu:28888

    no guarentees how long it stays up.

  21. hard to patent with zero original ideas on Microsoft Wants More Credit for Inventions · · Score: 1

    oh wait, they "innovate" by stealing everyone else's ideas. Maybe they will put out a patent on that.

  22. wouldnt of noticed it anyways on DoubleClick Hit by DDoS Attack · · Score: 1

    i had my gateway firewall 216.73.80.0/20 a LONG time ago.

    from whois

    OrgName: Double Click, Inc.
    OrgID: DOUBLE-3
    Address: 450 West 33rd Street 16th floor
    City: New York
    StateProv: NY
    PostalCode: 10001
    Country: US

    NetRange: 216.73.80.0 - 216.73.95.255
    CIDR: 216.73.80.0/20

  23. dont worry M$, Mozilla already fixed this for you on IE Download.Ject Exploit Fixed · · Score: -1, Redundant

    in fact, they were so nice, they fixed all the other security issues in IE too, and even included some nice extras like popup blocking and tabbed browsing. And the best thing of all, they fixed it for free, so you dont even need to pay them for all their hard work.

  24. extremist? no, just protecting my property on Comcast Port 25 Blocks Result In Less Spam · · Score: 1

    no, just a mail admin that doesnt put up with spammy abusive networks. I am sick and tired of paying for the bandwidth and have spammers treat my mail server as their dumping ground for advertising, porn, viagra, 419's, viruses, you name it. My inbox stays damn clean anymore, and i like it that way. Your more then welcome to use hotmail or yahoo, or whatever, and get your inbox flooded with crap. My server, my rules, my firewall.

  25. less spam isnt acceptible, the only answer is NONE on Comcast Port 25 Blocks Result In Less Spam · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Comcast (hereby referred to as Spamcast) has ignored their massive spam problem for years now. Fortunately for me the solution was to firewall all of their dynamic space from my mail server.

    Apparently Spews thought nuking the dynamic users wasnt enough, and blacklisted all of their dynamic space plus most of their corporate servers as well.

    One of these days Spamcast will wake up and realize that a huge chunk of the internet has blackholed them. I only wonder how many months or years it will take for the clue to sink in.