The Most Evil: Micro$oft = The Source; The Root = Verisign??

Cretin.Penguin

I did only a brief search on this but found none, so I thought we could rejoice on this while we can.  I thought this will be the right section, if not; please do move it the correct one....

Now let's play a little hunting....  Open up a web-browser and type in the following: thesource.ofallevil.com & viola....  Then, open up another one & type in theroot.ofallevil.com & eureka....   :victory:

So, it seems that Micro$oft is the SOURCE while Verisign is the ROOT of it all.....  I wonder if we can do brainstorming & come up with the rest of the puzzle.  Happy hunting....

RedMage

meaning ada org register those url, pastu direct ke microsoft & verisign
bagi clue sket camner nak hunt url yg lain... hehe

Cretin.Penguin

I pun tengah mencari2 ni...  Looks like whoever owns ofallevil.com just have the DNS pointer to route all request to the actual sites.  So, this doesn't involve hacking or jacking of any kind.  The pages you see there are still from the original sites of Micro$oft & Verisign; because they are the original pages....  

Tak tau berapa lama lagi menda ni boleh tahan....  Anybody noticed the certificate mismatch? That's because you're reaching the sites via a different DNS entry....  The first round of it, Google noticed this & trashed the PageRanks.  So, for now this seems harmless; until the guy starts taking advantage of high search engine position to start delivering actual forged pages from his own server...  Then, this would be really be messy.