Just fun to see
http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/woodmann.com

wow amazing, you can find cool links with the siteadvisor

http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/woodmann.com/downloads/667133/
lol stupid, it log its actions...

You wanna know the best part.......

Click on the link that says "W95/Champagne.gen virus Search Threat Library ("http://search.mcafee.com/search?q=W95/Champagne.gen%20virus&site=Virus&num=10&sort=date:L:d1&output=xml_no_dtd&proxystylesheet=default_frontend&client=default_frontend&getFields=description&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=0&")".

It leads to a dead end.

So what do we make of this ?

We can scare the shit out of people by telling them they have a virus.


We can also not tell the whole truth which is this particular virus will only run on a win95 box AND we no longer support a virus database for win95.

Thanks a lot you fuckers, smear my name with mis-information.

Oh, I have an idea. .

Woodmann

Well it does say..

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Kinda weird their linkages, woodmann.com, woodmann.net and woodmann.cjb.net all get different ratings.

I think because they got indexed in different dates.

All the better to keep the mass of lamers away.

why is that stupid? i think that's actually cool.

They have a program (or script) that unpacks archives it downloads automatically from websites to "c:\temp\unzip\" and this program logs it's own actions as something that happened by the archive itself.

oh, ok, i can see how one might disagree with the wording of, "+Sandman (+Sandman.zip) made the following modifications to the hard drive:"
even so, it's cool that they share their backend automation results with end-users like this.

I hadn't noticed until I was looking at it with the siteadvisor that exetools links to miibeian.gov.cn.

It kind of brings the whole government censorship business home to roost.

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(translated [probably horribly] with babelfish)

On a lighter note, the results for well-known crack sites are pure comedy gold. It's like a little game: see how many clicks it takes to reach a green site.