Author Topic: Oh, hello there...how did you get here?  (Read 1091 times)


Looks like my router's firewall missed one.

That is all.
I may regret posting this later.

you defeat me again, tyler's firewall

tyler raving about a virus?

I'm stunned

tyler raving about a virus?

I'm stunned
I gave up those bro. This is a network attack.

I figured out that is came from China. Not a big surprise that got passed my firewall then.

http://www.ip-adress.com/ip_tracer/61.237.159.25
http://www.ipillion.com/?ip=61.237.159.25

Read their page too, its delicious:
http://61.237.159.25/

I gave up those bro. This is a network attack.

I figured out that is came from China. Not a big surprise that got passed my firewall then.

http://www.ip-adress.com/ip_tracer/61.237.159.25
http://www.ipillion.com/?ip=61.237.159.25

Read their page too, its delicious:
http://61.237.159.25/

virus, network attack

po-tay-to, po-tah-to


China's new weapon.
Hack into your computer, your computer then sends a message to buy their crappy chinese stuff.
Joke, but could happen, knowing China.

aaaa google translate

Quote
Is to establish
You want to connect to the site there is no default page. Might be upgraded.


Please try again later this site. If the problem persists, please contact the Web site administrator.

25-hour bump:

They came back for another attempt:


They also attacked on on 7/1/2011 when I didn't notice.
Will they come for a fourth time?

...
Why do most viruses belong to China?

...
Why do most viruses belong to China?
They're either trying to activate the "Computer transform" module so they return to the creators
or they just want their computers back


Turns out I might be one of the first to receive the third attack, I cant find it in any search results that include a network attack (202.190.181.78).

I also found out that its bypassing my firewall because of a Microsoft SQL vulnerability, I'll need to check if there is a patch available.

Check if your firewall has a "MADE IN CHINA" stamp on it   :cookieMonster:

Check if your firewall has a "MADE IN CHINA" stamp on it   :cookieMonster:
But a firewall isn't a piece of hardware, so I wont be able to check if its made in China or not.
Yes, I detected the sarcasm there.