Editing Talk:1247: The Mother of All Suspicious Files
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http://www.ip-tracker.org/locator/ip-lookup.php?ip=65.222.202.53, some place in the USA. Looks random, but still... - Actually this IP hosted some javascript that exploited some FF17 weaknesses on Windows NT during the last LEA TOR raid. | http://www.ip-tracker.org/locator/ip-lookup.php?ip=65.222.202.53, some place in the USA. Looks random, but still... - Actually this IP hosted some javascript that exploited some FF17 weaknesses on Windows NT during the last LEA TOR raid. | ||
− | The IP address 65.222.202.53 geolocates to a Starbucks just outside the beltway in Washington. DC. {{unsigned ip}} | + | The IP address 65.222.202.53 geolocates to a Starbucks just outside the beltway in Washington. DC. {{unsigned ip|[[User:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]] [[User talk:{{{1}}}|talk]]}} |
Someone mentioned you see the word Hackers as well as a pirated movie... In fact the pirated movie is the 1995 movie named Hackers. Edited it to make the reference clear.{{unsigned|Sonofaresiii}} | Someone mentioned you see the word Hackers as well as a pirated movie... In fact the pirated movie is the 1995 movie named Hackers. Edited it to make the reference clear.{{unsigned|Sonofaresiii}} |