"But I only wanted to store my movies somewhere"

[Structural Integrity]

I wonder how he got the idea. "Hey, let's break in at NASA so I can save my movies there".
Did he think they wouldn't notice it there at NASA?

[NEWSBOT3]

i dont know about you but -i- can't tell a servers owner and physical location from it's IP address.

if i could be arsed looking i could.

[Structural Integrity]

Originally Posted by NEWSBOT3

i dont know about you but -i- can't tell a servers owner and physical location from it's IP address.

if i could be arsed looking i could.

There's this visual traceroute tool. I forgot the name, but it showed you how your packets fly around the world and where they end up. Sure it wouldn't tell you exactly where a server is located, but it would atleast give the name of the city. And perhaps you can get some more information from the trace result. Like the trace passing server2.nasa.gov or something.

Still, breaking in at NASA to store your movies is somewhat funny.

[Leshy]

Originally Posted by Structural Integrity

Still, breaking in at NASA to store your movies is somewhat funny.

That reminds me, I still have to retrieve some of my T-Shirts from the Fort Knox vault.

[wu_trax]

Originally Posted by Structural Integrity

There's this visual traceroute tool. I forgot the name, but it showed you how your packets fly around the world and where they end up. Sure it wouldn't tell you exactly where a server is located, but it would atleast give the name of the city. And perhaps you can get some more information from the trace result. Like the trace passing server2.nasa.gov or something.

Still, breaking in at NASA to store your movies is somewhat funny.

shouldn't a simple whois-query usually tell you who owns the server?

[KraKto$is8]

Originally Posted by wu_trax

shouldn't a simple whois-query usually tell you who owns the server?

That's what I thought.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was movies on there already, crazy NASA techies.

[Structural Integrity]

Originally Posted by KraKto$is8

That's what I thought.

I wouldn't be surprised if there was movies on there already, crazy NASA techies.

heh heh... a dedicated star-trek server.
Wouldn't mind to get access to that one though.

[Apothos]

Originally Posted by Structural Integrity

There's this visual traceroute tool. I forgot the name, but it showed you how your packets fly around the world and where they end up. Sure it wouldn't tell you exactly where a server is located, but it would atleast give the name of the city. And perhaps you can get some more information from the trace result. Like the trace passing server2.nasa.gov or something.

Sounds like NeoTrace. Or the firewall they bundled it with.

[skiddy]

WHOIS results for jolt.co.uk

Looking up jolt.co.uk at whois.nic.uk.



Domain Name:
jolt.co.uk

Registrant:
Nildram Ltd

Administrative Contact's Address:
Ardenham Court
Oxford Road
Aylesbury
Bucks HP19 3EQ
United Kingdom

Registrant's Agent:
AccentUK Limited [Tag = NILDRAM]
URL: http://www.nildram.co.uk

Relevant Dates:
Registered on: 09-Jul-1999
Renewal Date: 09-Jul-2005
Last updated: 12-Nov-1999

Registration Status:
Registered until renewal date.

Name servers listed in order:
dns1.jolt.co.uk 195.149.21.254
dns2.jolt.co.uk 195.149.21.253

WHOIS database last updated at 23:15:00 21-Dec-2004

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=========================


195.149.21.11 [nildram.net or NILDRAM-JOLT] appears to be located at: AYLESBURY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (county), ENGLAND (country), UK.

VERSION=1.0


TARGET: 195.149.21.11
NAME: NILDRAM-JOLT
NUMBER: 195.149.21.0 - 195.149.21.255
CITY: AYLESBURY
STATE: BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (county), ENGLAND (country)
COUNTRY: UK
LAT: 51.83
LONG: -0.83
LAT_LONG_GRAN: City
LAST_UPDATED:
NIC: RIPE
LOOKUP_TYPE: Block Allocation
RATING:
DOMAIN_GUESS: nildram.net
STATUS: OK
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: RSP_WEBDNS
Content-Type: text/html
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 2004 23:16:46 GMT
Content-Length: 130

[NEWSBOT3]

Originally Posted by Structural Integrity

There's this visual traceroute tool. I forgot the name, but it showed you how your packets fly around the world and where they end up. Sure it wouldn't tell you exactly where a server is located, but it would atleast give the name of the city. And perhaps you can get some more information from the trace result. Like the trace passing server2.nasa.gov or something.

Still, breaking in at NASA to store your movies is somewhat funny.

yes, except its wrong most of the time
i used to use it, had it tied into mirc etc.
this is because it relays on geographic info being specified for the ip, and it rarely is.

as an example try whoising / tracing a uk aol ip.
it resolves to america.

i just knew some idiot would post a whois (cheers skiddy). my point is that when your attacking several million IP's a day , you arent going to whois each one just to be sure its not nasa, cos the chances of it being them are pretty small.

either way, he's an idiot for not checking.

[skiddy]

Happy to help

[NEWSBOT3]

arent you in iraq yet ?

[skiddy]

February.

[Androme]

The kid mentioned in that report I happen to know and live near to!

[NEWSBOT3]

bought your body armour yet ?

[skiddy]

No, I've got a kevlar vest at home already so it would be a slight waste

[NEWSBOT3]

only protects your torso though innit...

[skiddy]

Well, yeah, but full body armour comes with a 22 litre diesel engine and I can't afford the insurance.

[NEWSBOT3]

heh.

yeah, acts of war arent covered by most policies anyway

[Androme]

You don't need body armour. Take along a friend and use his body as flak etc. That's pricelessl

[NEWSBOT3]

Originally Posted by Androme2

You don't need body armour. Take along a friend and use his body as flak etc. That's pricelessl

only if you bought his airfare with a mastercard.

or something.

[I am Idler]

Breaking into high-speed networks to make it easier to share illicit content online is a fairly common trick among members of the computer underground.

MAFIA.

[Androme]

Originally Posted by NEWSBOT3

only if you bought his airfare with a mastercard.

or something.

You don't need a mastercard to get that priceless(tm) effect. Whichever advertising goons are promoting this misbelief deserve to have their nuts twisted, frozen and then burnt

[NEWSBOT3]

Originally Posted by Androme2

You don't need a mastercard to get that priceless(tm) effect. Whichever advertising goons are promoting this misbelief deserve to have their nuts twisted, frozen and then burnt

a socialist xmas story

[JonnyBGood]

It took three paragraphs for the descent into madness to occur. Which is three paragraphs more than it takes for most things in the socialist review so

[Androme]

Originally Posted by NEWSBOT3

a socialist xmas story

You EXPECTED? me to read that? Brief summary? Ta.

[NEWSBOT3]

sorry, cba.

[Phang]

Originally Posted by NEWSBOT3

a socialist xmas story

good grief.

[Marilyn Manson]

People who use the word 'movies' are gay. 'Movies' is a fundamentally wholesome word, an almost conservative word, which should not belong in the mouths of serious people. American nuclear families of mediocre intellect watch 'movies' together, on an evening, sat around a blazing fire in their suburban home. I watch films in the middle of a post-industrial Northern shitheap where I might be raped at any time and I am a better person for it.

[SilverSmoke]

I watch motion-pictures because I am cool like that.

[skiddy]

Originally Posted by Nantoz

Wistful thinking about the raping I'd wager, you quasi-intellectual oh-so-opposed-to-the-established-community, pedantic, Goth-worshiping, petty person.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

It's funny because it's true, but if you dare insult my lover again I'll kill your family.

[Androme]

Originally Posted by skiddy

my lover

Hey man, spread the love :)