Re:Php.net detected as a malware host by Google Safe Browsing
by bruceboughton on Thursday October 24, 2013 @08:55AM
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While this is publicly available information, I'm not sure what purpose it serves to post it here as they are quite possibly an innocent bystander.
You are just making them a target for malicious people who would otherwise be too lazy to find that information.
It is pretty bad form to post people's personal addresses on a forum such as this.
Re:Php.net detected as a malware host by Google Safe Browsing
by phogg on Friday October 25, 2013 @06:55AM
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Whois data is public in any case, so there's no harm to re-posting it.
Re:Php.net detected as a malware host by Google Safe Browsing
by bruceboughton on Friday October 25, 2013 @09:37AM
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>> While this is publicly available information
>> You are just making them a target for malicious people who would otherwise be too lazy to find that information.
I already addressed that.
Re:Php.net detected as a malware host by Google Safe Browsing
by OGC on Thursday October 24, 2013 @07:15AM
(#6604543)
That site probably was hacked, too.
Re:Php.net detected as a malware host by Google Safe Browsing
by dingdingdang on Thursday October 24, 2013 @09:25AM
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And this comment probably is too; who can we trust - am I the only one seeing this comment? Will it disappear after reload? WOhaa.
http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnost...
Notably the whois on that domain includes the registrants full name and address. Nominet allows personal registrants an opt-out on the full details in whois, so you would be unlikely to try and hack PHP.net and forget to use a privacy service on a domain name that isn't quite so traceable..
The domain record for that site show: