On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 10:37:43AM -0500, neal rauhauser 402-301-9555 wrote:
Someone has changed the channel topic to CLOSED, Thanks for the post
to NANOG :-(
But I don't see hosts being k-lined - I imagine if IRCops took an
interest in this they'd be lopping off heads.
Lopping off
Someone has changed the channel topic to CLOSED, Thanks for the post
to NANOG :-(
But I don't see hosts being k-lined - I imagine if IRCops took an
interest in this they'd be lopping off heads.
The controlling node for this problem seems to be:
spaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But the
Atlantech is local to me and sells a lot of DS1 internet access to Wireless ISPs.
Maybe a war driver is having some fun...
Drew Weaver wrote:
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Thanks for the information. The Undernet Abuse Exploit Team will take care
of this channel. But please next time, mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of a
public mailing list. Simply just to avoid script kiddies reading nanog to
use the trojans in the mean time.
Thanks,
Pascal
When looking at IRC and chat networks in general you have to look at them
from the internet since the attacks are launched from the internet outside
of any irc. The originators of the attacks use irc as a front to distract the
investigators effort to find their real points of origin.
In the past
The controlling node for this problem seems to be:
spaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For the entertainment on non French-speaking nanogers, the literal
translation is:
Spaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Excuse my French.
Michel.
The controlling node for this problem seems to be:
spaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is me, and I blocked the channel. I'm part of the Abuse-Exploit Term of
Undernet and an Undernet Administrator. I am, for sure, not the originator
of those trojans!
Regards,
Pascal
Pascal Gloor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
The controlling node for this problem seems to be:
spaley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is me, and I blocked the channel. I'm part of the Abuse-Exploit Term of
Undernet and an Undernet Administrator. I am, for sure, not the originator
of those
I've tried contacting abuse departments of several of
these isps and none of them seem to care, so I figured I would post the info
here, and maybe someone will let them know, the biggest offender is atlantech.
These are all hosts that have been compromised by the same person, they're
being
