I guess the big question is, is there anyone (other than those profiting
directly from CWS) that would complain if a provider were to do such a
thing...
looks like a psi-net pink contract inherited by cogent. but since the
psi-cogent rollup was an asset sale rather than a corporate
William Warren wrote:
I second that. The version I saw required a third
party registry editor and booting up into the
recovery console from an XP cd (safe mode didn't cut
it) just to remove a hidden dll.
Which is why I made the executive decision to re-image instead of trying
to fix, as
David Schwartz
One wrong turn probing it can render a machine
unusable until it's reloaded.
Ah, I'm not the only one it appears.
In the meantime, let's at least blackhole all
their IPs on our networks.
Does any of the regular lists keeps try of this and already blacklists?
Michel.
oops
I just realized that I incorrectly quoted William Warren instead of
Brian Battle in my previous post. Sorry guys, cut/paste casualty.
/oops
Sean Donelan wrote:
Could this be a Joe job by someone who doesn't like the
owners of Cool Web Search? The owners of the Cool Web
Search company
LOL..not a problem..:)
Michel Py wrote:
oops
I just realized that I incorrectly quoted William Warren instead of
Brian Battle in my previous post. Sorry guys, cut/paste casualty.
/oops
Sean Donelan wrote:
Could this be a Joe job by someone who doesn't like the
owners of Cool Web Search? The owners
Hello All,
I have been talking to Company C' Tac trying to understand if this is a
problem.
(
For reference to some things mentioned here see
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk827/tk369/technologies_white_paper09186a00800d6979.shtml#subthirdtwo
)
1) C has a command to adjust the tcp mss option
The authors of these coolwebsearch variants are extremely
intelligent programmers with far more understanding of
the bowels of the windows platform than your average
script kiddies. If you get hit with the version I saw,
it's no 10 minute piece of cake.
It makes spywire more dangerous
Hello,
I am looking for a database that would have BGP inserts/withdrawals from
mid 1999 time frame.
Any help is appreciated.
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I am looking for a database that would have BGP inserts/withdrawals from
mid 1999 time frame.
oregon route views project
On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 12:37:37 EDT, Hannigan, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
alt with at the browser level
in MS Security Bulletin MS03-011.
I have a hard time blaming MS for everything since in most cases
of these things they do react. How do they force the users to update?
Could they
Brian Battle wrote:
For another hastily-thought-out analogy, it's like someone
breaking into your house and reprogramming your cable box
to keep changing the channel to the home shopping club
every 30 seconds.
That would be the result of the broadcast bit.
Pete
Hi,
I'm wondering if there are any ISPs here that are Covad partners that have
found a need to terminate a DSL line alongside a T1 for backup.
The problem I'm finding is that the Covad-supplied/approved routers are
fairly feature-less, making any type of backup application impossible
without
Alexei Roudnev wrote:
It is not a bug; it is specially designed IE feature. MS always was proud
of
their full automation - install on demand,
update automatically, add new software to start at a startup without need
to
be system admin, etc etc... As a result, we have a field full of bugs,
On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, Charles Sprickman wrote:
I'm wondering if there are any ISPs here that are Covad partners that have
found a need to terminate a DSL line alongside a T1 for backup.
Yes. Not doing it currently, but when we did we used a FlowPoint 2200 in
routed mode into the second
Leucadia National Corp., a New York buyout firm, has expressed interest
in acquiring a controlling stake in MCI Inc., raising new questions about
the telecommunications giant's future just three months after it emerged
from bankruptcy.
Is anyone aware of a WIC card that will work with the lower end Cisco
gear
(1700 or 2600 series) that will allow me to terminate an ADSL or
preferably an SDSL line directly on the router? The idea being that the
router is then aware of link up/down status...
There is a WIC-1ADSL for
Charles Sprickman wrote:
I found an ADSL card (WIC-1ADSL), but Covad is unable
to tell us if this works with their dslams or not.
I doubt it would, as the WIC-1ADSL does only ADSL, not SDSL and all the
Covad I have seen so far is SDSL. However, there is a Single Port
G.shdsl WAN Interface
On Jul 13, 2004, at 10:09 PM, Fergie (Paul Ferguson) wrote:
Leucadia National Corp., a New York buyout firm, has expressed
interest
in acquiring a controlling stake in MCI Inc., raising new questions
about
the telecommunications giant's future just three months after it
emerged
from
they have a large stake yes..:)
Patrick W Gilmore wrote:
On Jul 13, 2004, at 10:09 PM, Fergie (Paul Ferguson) wrote:
Leucadia National Corp., a New York buyout firm, has expressed interest
in acquiring a controlling stake in MCI Inc., raising new questions
about
the telecommunications giant's
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
Doesn't Leucadia also own ... WilTel? I forgot (and am not registered
for the Washington Post).
Using lynx bypasses the Post's BigBrotherBot...
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