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ICQ and AOL have had their DNS servers hacked - ICQ.com is down and the timer on AOL is about to hit zero.

 

Cerulean have released a patch for Trillian but I recommend disconnecting from all ICQ, AOL or AIM services for the timebeing.

My connection to AIM is fine.

 

But if the DNS server does go down...

 

login.oscar.aol.com = 64.12.161.185

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C:\>ping http://www.icq.com

Unknown host http://www.icq.com

 

Ho ho ho. AOL is proving more resilient but their responses are done to nearl 500 ms.

 

The culprits: (verified by changes to DNS entries 20 minutes ago)

 

http://rulog.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?;act=ST;f=1;t=158

 

DNS now:

 

Name Server: DNS-01.ICQ.NET

Name Server: DNS-02.ICQ.NET

Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK

 

Name Server: DNS-02.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-01.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-06.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-07.NS.AOL.COM

Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK

 

 

DNS then:

 

AOL.COM.IS.N0T.AS.1337.AS.GULLI.COM

AOL.COM.CANT.STOP.US.IFUD.COM

AOL.COM

 

ICQ.COM.IS.INSECURE.VISIT.US.FOR.PROVE.IFUD.COM

ICQ.COM

 

 

:D

Don't their WWW servers get taken down on a weekly basis now?

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Vulnerabilities in the clients get exploited all the time, but nothing this funny has happened for ages :)

I thought it was pretty funny when someone hacked the RIAA's home page and posted links to p2p programs.

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Now that does happen all the time :D

Originally posted by Sayonara³

C:\>ping http://www.icq.com

Unknown host http://www.icq.com

 

Ho ho ho. AOL is proving more resilient but their responses are done to nearl 500 ms.

 

The culprits: (verified by changes to DNS entries 20 minutes ago)

 

http://rulog.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi?;act=ST;f=1;t=158

 

DNS now:

 

Name Server: DNS-01.ICQ.NET

Name Server: DNS-02.ICQ.NET

Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK

 

Name Server: DNS-02.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-01.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-06.NS.AOL.COM

Name Server: DNS-07.NS.AOL.COM

Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK

 

 

DNS then:

 

AOL.COM.IS.N0T.AS.1337.AS.GULLI.COM

AOL.COM.CANT.STOP.US.IFUD.COM

AOL.COM

 

ICQ.COM.IS.INSECURE.VISIT.US.FOR.PROVE.IFUD.COM

ICQ.COM

 

 

:D

 

How'd you get this?

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Originally posted by NSX

 

How'd you get this?

Using the WHOIS tool on internic's website.

 

You can use it to check the DNS entries for a domain.

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