full-disclosure - New site with 0day xploits

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Date: Fri Feb 10 16:51:57 2006
From: unknown.pentester at gmail.com (pagvac)
Subject: New site with 0day xploits

On 2/10/06, DanB-FD <dan-fd@...ox.org> wrote:
> Fortinet Research wrote:
>
> >i found some new unpatched xploits here:
> >http://djloci.gnationnid.com/?xxxxxxxxxx
> >
> >
>
> SPAMMER.
>
> This is a retail link, don't bother visiting it! No 0day here!

true that!

here is other illegal pirated crap hosted on the same server:

freshutils.info 222.173.237.202
fugpgt.webfuntime.info 222.173.237.202
krqeaw.flingse.info 222.173.237.202
rfutjj.softtoolsbol.info 222.173.237.202
sdkvpb.cheapsofttraders.info 222.173.237.202
skjddw.rekindlezone.info 222.173.237.202

Check out the first 2 vhosts. That's a good example of identity theft
against a whole corporation. In this case Adobe.


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