That doesn't mean the ndervyanko fella is the perpetrator, but most
likely the victim.
This could very likely be true. It seemed like they were trying to
advertise a commercial website the same way spam does.
I don't read Russian, and my Lynx doesn't display it either. Looks like
some search form.
[snip]
From the way it looks, it seems to be an apology saying something like the
site got Slashdotted or so. Perhaps a Russian member of FD could
confirm/translate.
I don't speak Russian either, hence why I couldn't provide much more
info. Maybe someone on FD that does could translate. =)
To me it looks like the author didn't like those two sites and was
hoping to DoS them, instead of attracting users for ... dunno... Rolex
offers or something...
Probably a couple Russian teens attempting to throw the wrath of
insecure PHP systems at each other. :)
An interesting thought indeed - and quite possible. Hopefully a
translation could provide more information.
--
Peace. ~G
On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 11:29:32 -0600, Frank Knobbe <frank@knobbe.us> wrote:
On Sun, 2004-12-26 at 06:57 -0500, GuidoZ wrote:
I also noticed that the "nderevyanko" user has put up a number of
posts to sites with the same text:
That doesn't mean the ndervyanko fella is the perpetrator, but most
likely the victim.
http://softexpert.atspace.com
I don't read Russian, and my Lynx doesn't display it either. Looks like
some search form.
http://nderevyanko.narod.ru/
Again, I don't read Russian, but a page appears, slowly, after an
initial HTTP 404. From the way it looks, it seems to be an apology
saying something like the site got Slashdotted or so. Perhaps a Russian
member of FD could confirm/translate.
To me it looks like the author didn't like those two sites and was
hoping to DoS them, instead of attracting users for ... dunno... Rolex
offers or something...
Probably a couple Russian teens attempting to throw the wrath of
insecure PHP systems at each other. :)
Cheers,
Frank
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