No only that - but what's this "web address" that will be updated.
If it's an IP - then it should be easy to contact the upstream provider.
If it's a FQDN - then it should be easy for the registrar to "lock" this particular domain against updates
I don't see why this is supposedly so difficult to accomplish?
Because it is happening at *exactly* the same time. The timing is based on precise clocks, and even if the web site gets shut down in 1 minute, that's potentially many thousands of computers that may have downloaded the file.
-Scott
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