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| Gala hack Leeds website? + arsenal.com for sale |
by Rupe
on 29/3/00 at 16:24
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(Don't both to...) check out http://www.lufc.com. It's
empty now. But when I first wrote this piece it appeared to be
a hacked Leeds United site, with Galatasaray links and an
anti-Leeds version of the ubiquitous "bloke pissing on a club crest" graphic.
Hacked by Galatasaray fans?
Or have they just bought the address
for themselves?
(official Leeds site is still there
at www.lufc.co.uk)
No, it turns out they did indeed just register the domain name
(see "whois" results). A little short-sighted of Leeds not to bag it for themselves.
Speaking of which, arsenal.com is up for sale by the company that owns it ("Arsenal Films"). They appear to want
$250,000 for it! (although the minimum acceptable bid is
apparently $300)
While the lufc gag is (obviously) quite funny, it is likely to have made people who errr run
Arsenal web sites a bit nervous about
the strength of their security.
Suddenly I want Leeds to win their semi!
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