Tag Archives: webidemiology

What We Learned at ThePlanet (AS21844)

Posted on July 6, 2010 by Oliver Day

After months of looking into the infections of AS21844 (ThePlanet) we've decided to wrap up our investigations for now.  We have learned quite a bit from our communications with customers at ThePlanet.  While no one from ThePlanet has spoken with … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on WEIS 2010

Posted on June 9, 2010 by Oliver Day

Earlier this week I sat in on the Workshop on the Economics of Information Security.  One of the more lively research papers presented was on insecurities in the online pornography industry.  The paper [0] has also been written about by … Continue reading →

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A Detailed Look at ThePlanet’s Infection Distribution

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Oliver Day

A reader asked a question in the comments of the previous blog post about ThePlanet regarding the distribution of infections.  The reader wanted to know if the rest of the infections not attributed to Skenzo and HostGator were evenly distributed … Continue reading →

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