Comment Re:it's slashdotted (Score 1) 127
Too many people were grabbing the 50 meg file. The rest are still there (and quite comprehensible).
Submission + - UK Mobile Operator O2 Leaks MMS Photos (mailchannels.com) 4
Anonymous Hero writes: "UK Mobile Operator O2 allows its customers to send MMS photos to email recipients by way of a web interface. The URLs published by the MMS-to-email application are not authenticated, so a simple Google search reveals hundreds if not thousands of private photos..."
Comment Re:Thanks - Just blocked that range (Score 1) 3
Consider it lossless compression.
Submission + - Spammers Hijacking IP Space? You be the judge 3
Ron Guilmette writes: "As Reported in this
Washington Post story a substantial hunk of IP address
space appears to have been taken over by notorious mass e-mailing company
Media Breakaway, LLC,
formerly known as OptInRealBig, via means that are at best questionable.
The block in question is the
134.17.0.0/16 IP address block, which I investigated in depth in
this
independent investigation.
(Apparently, the President of Media Breakaway has now admitted to the
Washington Post that his company has been occupying and using the
134.17.0.0/16 block and that front company
JKS Media which
provides routing to the block is actually owned by Media Breakaway.)
Remarkably, the President of Media Breakaway... who happens to be an attorney... is trying to defend his company's apparent snatching of this block based upon his own rather novel and legalistic argument that ARIN doesn't have ``jurisdiction'' over any IP address space that was handed out before ARIN was formed. Get the popcorn ready! This is bound to be entertaining."
Remarkably, the President of Media Breakaway... who happens to be an attorney... is trying to defend his company's apparent snatching of this block based upon his own rather novel and legalistic argument that ARIN doesn't have ``jurisdiction'' over any IP address space that was handed out before ARIN was formed. Get the popcorn ready! This is bound to be entertaining."
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