Yeah, everyone know they are small: http://www.rspb.org.uk/discoverandenjoynature/discoverandlearn/birdguide/families/tits.aspx
2015-12-04 17:32 GMT+01:00 Jan Stary <h...@stare.cz>: > https://www.shodan.io/search?query=big+tits > Exactly ONE hit. This can't be real. > > > On Dec 03 23:35:32, skin...@britvault.co.uk wrote: > > His ISP wrote: > > > > "Dude you have several hundred abuse emails, > > what the fuck are you doing?" > > > > Wired wrote: > > > > "Shodan's big lesson is that the internet is more diverse than we think. > > Think webserver, and you'll probably think of Apache or Microsoft, or > > maybe Nginx, but Shodan's database of nearly 144 million webservers > > shows that they're not the only ones out there - not by a long shot. > > According to Shodan, Microsoft's Internet Information Server, or IIS, > > runs about 8.5 million web servers, but that's dwarfed by one most > > people have never heard of: Allegro Software Development's RomPager, > > which runs on more than 22 million machines. IIS may run big websites > > such as MSN.com, but RomPager runs on millions of routers, switches, and > > printers." > > > > CNN wrote: > > > > "He found a car wash that could be turned on and off and a hockey rink > > in Denmark that could be defrosted with a click of a button. A city's > > entire traffic control system was connected to the Internet and could be > > put into "test mode" with a single command entry. And he also found a > > control system for a hydroelectric plant in France with two turbines > > generating 3 megawatts each." > > > > The BBC wrote: > > > > "The US government has told thousands of companies to beef up protection > > of computers which oversee power plants and other utilities. > > The action comes after a survey revealed that thousands of these systems > > can be found online. > > The survey was carried out via a publicly available search engine that > > pinpointed computers controlling critical infrastructure. > > In total, the survey uncovered more than 500,000 potential targets." > > > > See: http://www.shodan.io > > -- May the most significant bit of your life be positive.
