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should this concern me?

I just checked awstats and saw that my domain asian-sex-girls.com had a most likely uncommon referer in the list

http://www.iaea.org/ - I got more than 100 hits from there today, not that I don't like getting hits but I seriously doubt that the International Atomic Energy Agency suddenly moved into the direction of making their money on porn.....

Any ideas?

I would start digging that fallout shelter right away.

Maybe also learn to speak Klingon_and a few other alien languages too just in case.

physio...

I have them show up in my stats too...not that many hits tho, so I really haven't followed up...
I did visit the site & can't see how they would show up in our stats??
any answers?

Ponygirl

Physio|waves| i have the same things and even some other strange things in my stats, i think its some kind of glitch or so, dont be worried, hell you dont have to be worried..................i have *faint* just teasing ya.

Cleo: thank you so much, finally I got some serious advice around here :D

Stu & ponygirl: I'm not really worried or so about that, just really curious where these hits are coming from....

I get about the same amount of hits from them too. I've been wondering the same thing. Weird.

Maybe they hired some to do refspam to bring people to the site for some unknown reason.

Or- they hired a sex addict. |thumb

I just saw a reply from IAEA posted at another board.

Quote:

Here is the reply from the International Atomic Energy Agency:

Avishai,

we certainly don't have links referring to your site. The records in your
logfiles are caused most likely by an application called "Atomic Harvester
2000". This particular software scans web pages for mailto: links, collects
the mail addresses and prepares lists for bulk mail. By doing that the
program writes into the access logfile as referral www.iaea.org. This
approach hides the original referral address and unfortunately damages the
reputation of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
You can proof this by downloading the free demo software from the Net and
run it against your server. Monitor the logfile and you'll see the spoofed
referral IP address or DNS name coming up.
I have tried to complain to the developers of the software but, as you may
suppose, no reply. Who cares? They even sell a full version for 179$!!!
So, since the attack doesn't come from us there is nothing I can do. You can
spot the original referral source with some network monitoring tools like
nmap, ethereal or alike and complain to the originator of the scanning. Good
luck ;o)

I deeply regret the inconvenience caused although IAEA is not to blame in
that case.

If you need further assistance please don't hesitate to contact me.

Best regards,
-------------------------------------------------------
Nikolay (deleted)
Data Centre Unit/Computer Services Centre
International Atomic Energy Agency

Some stuff about it in Google: http://www.google.com/search?num=30&...vester%22+iaea

That throws some light into the dark, thanks man :)

I thought there was some sleazy pervert whacking off with one hand and pushing the red button with the other. But then I remembered from the movies that it takes two people with keys and they are just out of reach from each other and they have to turn the keys at the same time - so one guy can't CHOKE (his chicken) - or they wouldn't be able to launch the weapons.

Damn, I watch too much tv.

|jester| that is too funny!!
well at least it explains some of the weird stuff that sometimes shows up in the stats!

ngb1959 thanks for the chuckle :)

Ponygirl