[01:14] <godane> i'm grabbing blogcastfm.com
[01:15] <godane> since it needs a email before it shows the site
[01:16] <phillipsj> "hmm this website seems to have a crappy interface... better mirror it!"
[01:16] <godane> exactly
[01:17] <godane> the guy is a surf guy now
[01:17] * phillipsj forgot the smiley ;)
[01:18] <godane> also all mp3 are on s3.amazon.com
[01:18] <godane> whats funny is the redirect to the welcomegate only happened recently
[01:19] <phillipsj> I it bad that I am temped to get "security images" working with a phishing site?
[01:19] <godane> in 2013-08-06 capture it was going to the site
[01:20] * SmileyG is foggten
[01:20] <godane> if anything your getting a full mirror of the website and a collection of the mp3s
[01:21] * phillipsj was on a bank security tangent (wait, tangents technically touch the curve)
[01:22] <phillipsj> I guess I would get in trouble if I managed to "archive" my bank's database :P
[01:24] <SmileyG> :D
[01:27] <phillipsj> I guess the best way to do it would be to set up a phishing site that works better than the bank's website.
[01:28] <phillipsj> Bank consolidation sites actually exist :P
[02:37] <dashcloud> if you'd like a creepy Halloween computer story, here's one: http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/10/meet-badbios-the-mysterious-mac-and-pc-malware-that-jumps-airgaps/
[08:09] <ersi> phillipsj: Twitter sends their datasets to the US Library of Congress
[22:32] <ryonaloli> woah times has a story on the deep web
[22:33] <phillipsj> You can read the New York times if you want ... they get lucky sometimes.