Re: fbi.gov weirdness?

[Chip McClure <vhm3 () hades dnsalias net>]

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Something funky on their 404 error page. I followed the same routine that
you did, a direct referral (no previous referral link), and I get referred
to a link on CNN.

Flushed the cache right before opening the link, running Konqueror on
FreeBSD 4.4

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Chip McClure
Sr. Unix Administrator
GigGuardian, Inc.

http://www.gigguardian.com/
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On Thu, 11 Oct 2001, cg wrote:

> Hi All,
>     I hope I'm posting this to the right list. I'm most likely just paranoid
> but is there something weird going on with the fbi.gov site?
> 1. The new warning that they put out was /pressrel/pressrel01/skyfall.htm
> 2. Then it was changed to /pressrel/pressrel01/101101.htm
> 3. So after seeing the first url change I tried to go back to skyfall.htm
> and I got a Not Found error with a
>     link that said to go back to or notify the refering site. By clicking
> this I went to the Yahoo! email login
>     site. I had just opened my browser at home for the first time today, so
> it wasn't a cache or anything.
> 4. Now as I look further by looking at DNS at COSTE, UXN and geektools.com I
> find differing ip             addresses. COSTE reports 216.200.14.114, while
> the two others (which look truer to me)                     64.124.161.77.
>
> Is anyone else seeing this??
>
>
> Thanks for being patient with my paranoia.
>
> C. Gordon
>
>
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