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Contacting Giant Corporations?


From: d at securi-d.com (Dave)
Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 05:52:05 -0400

You guy's might like to contact you local Infragard chapter. They
might be able to help.

On 10/20/09, Dan Baxter <danthemanbaxter at gmail.com> wrote:
I'll be interested to see your responses to this, as I've got a similar
situation.  I recently identified some IRC Botnet traffic leaving our
corporate network.  I'm blocking it with IPS, but it's all headed to a
specific IP.  I've traced this IP to a physical therapy facility.

I've attempted to contact them twice.  Once I was put through to the owner's
voicemail.  I briefly identified myself as an information security
professional for a corporation and that I had information regarding a server
of theirs that may be hosting malicious software.  I didn't receive a
response.  So, a few days later, I called again.  This time, someone took my
contact information and said their "IT guy" would contact me.  That was over
a week ago and still nothing.

I have a feeling this box is owned six ways to Sunday.  The idea that it's
potentially hosting medical records makes this even worse.  How persistent
should I be in attempting to contact them?


Dan Baxter
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