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Re: [Full-Disclosure] What to do with a "burned" dns record? (was: sco.com -> slow? :)
Valdis.Kletnieks
vt.edu
Date: Sun Feb 01 2004 - 17:53:34 CST
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On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 00:04:08 +0100, Benjamin Schweizer <beshgmx.net> said:
> The big question is: what will happen to this "burned" domain name? It
> will need months till this packetstorm will calm. Is there a more
> professional idea than removing the a records?
Hmm.. "professional" and (implied) "SCO" in the same sentence.
Remember you're talking about a company that filed this in its 10K with
the SEC back on Jan 28:
"Additionally, we have recently experienced a distributed denial-of-service
attack as a result of the "Mydoom" worm virus. It is reported that the effects
of this virus will continue into February 2004."
Yep. Jan 28 was the *filing* date. Figure they actually *wrote* that
at least a day or three before.
So when did this DDoS actually start? ;)
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