From this IP address is:

node-64-249-138-184.dslspeed.zyan.com

I've only been connected for 1 1/2 hrs.

363 times now, and they keep coming...

they are trying for port 6355, from a different port on their machine each time.

Yesterday I had reached the threshold amount of 500 hits, according to Zone Alarm.

This is NOT my ISP.

Weird...

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

Answers

374 now.

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

Registrant:

Zyan Communications (ZYAN-DOM)
707 Wilshire Blvd.
14th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90017
US

Domain Name: ZYAN.COM

Administrative Contact, Technical Contact, Billing Contact:
Hostmaster, Zyan Communications (INH) hostmaster@ZYAN.COM

Zyan Communications
611 West Sixth Street, Suite 3201
Los Angeles, CA 90017
213 488 6100 (FAX) 213 488 6101

Record last updated on 26-Apr-2001.

Record expires on 16-Nov-2001.

Record created on 16-Nov-1998.

Database last updated on 7-Aug-2001 18:36:00 EDT.

Domain servers in listed order:

DNS1.ZYAN.COM 64.248.60.8
DNS2.ZYAN.COM 64.249.240.8
DNS3.ZYAN.COM 208.41.194.8


-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

444 now. At this rate I'll hit the threshold 500 by 4 am.

447

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

500 @ 4:03 AM

I cleared the list, and it started again. Weird...

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

6 AM and I cleared the list again.

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

Wasn't me. I was...(yawn)...almost fast asleep then.

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

If you go to their website, they are in bankruptcy and another company has taken over their customers, but it doesn't say anything about their computers. Bet they have been hacked and someone is using their servers to find other computers to hack into.

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

Have had NUMEROUS (as in hundreds) of zone alarm alerts in the last couple of days. (141 today alone) And Roadrunner sent out their "Alert" in an email about Sircam & code red, yada yada. Is the 'net gonna survive? Jeeze!

-- Anonymous, August 08, 2001

You know, outside of you guys, if the net went away, my life would be better...

It's knee-capped the local small computer stores, unable to compete against the likes of Buy.com, selling below cost, in order to push their IPO... yeah, they're a couple of months away from titsup.com, and have raised their prices where the local little guys can compete again, but like after a Walmart onslaught, who's left that can pay the bills, or their employees?

If your "local" your toast... funny thing is, the "globals" are stating to suck wind too... someone missed the point that there has to be a balance... if the locals don't have work, they can't buy the shit the globals need to fuel their machines...

-- Anonymous, August 09, 2001