http://www.taleban.com
September 13, 2001 2:03 PM Subscribe
http://www.taleban.com keeps looping back to our own machines at work. At home, it comes up non-existant yet it's showed up in my server logs. network solutions has a listing for it. Anyone else getting bizarre results with this domain?
They were up the other day...front page was the generally typical hax0r writing with anti-Taleban and ben laden sentiment by some Russian "haX0r."
I think the hack was present from before the attack though.
posted by mkn at 2:11 PM on September 13, 2001
I think the hack was present from before the attack though.
posted by mkn at 2:11 PM on September 13, 2001
Their DNS server resolves the domain to 127.0.0.1 (localhost). Besides, wouldn't it be taliban.com, not taleban.com?
$ nslookupposted by waxpancake at 2:15 PM on September 13, 2001
> set q=any
> server dns1.interland.net
Default Server: dns1.interland.net
Address: 64.224.20.132
> taleban.com
Server: dns1.interland.net
Address: 64.224.20.132
taleban.com internet address = 127.0.0.1
taleban.com nameserver = dns1.interland.net
taleban.com nameserver = dns2.interland.net
taleban.com nameserver = dns3.interland.net
taleban.com
origin = dns1.interland.net
mail addr = hostmaster.interland.net
serial = 4
refresh = 3600 (1H)
retry = 4 (4S)
expire = 604800 (1W)
minimum ttl = 900 (15M)
taleban.com nameserver = dns1.interland.net
taleban.com nameserver = dns2.interland.net
taleban.com nameserver = dns3.interland.net
dns1.interland.net internet address = 64.224.20.132
dns2.interland.net internet address = 64.224.20.133
dns3.interland.net internet address = 64.224.20.134
>
There were multiple hacks, I believe. The cached one is not the same one that was up yesterday.
posted by mkn at 2:28 PM on September 13, 2001
posted by mkn at 2:28 PM on September 13, 2001
Besides, wouldn't it be taliban.com, not taleban.com?
I think the way it's spelled is different depending on where you are. In the US, I always see it spelled 'Taliban'. But if I go to the BBC site, it's spelled 'Taleban'.
posted by darukaru at 2:32 PM on September 13, 2001
I think the way it's spelled is different depending on where you are. In the US, I always see it spelled 'Taliban'. But if I go to the BBC site, it's spelled 'Taleban'.
posted by darukaru at 2:32 PM on September 13, 2001
saw this hack already, but heard tv reports that some were hacking the relief pages ... anyone know which were supposively hacked ... and why?
posted by eatdonuts at 2:43 PM on September 13, 2001
posted by eatdonuts at 2:43 PM on September 13, 2001
Hello?!?! Anyone notice that two things REALLY stand out?
1) The site is registered to Abdul Hackeem Mujahib...ahem...HACKEEM. Hack them? Get it?
2) It's spelled Taliban. NOT Taleban. I'm willing to bet that if this was their site they would probably spell it correctly and if it was hacked they would've taken it down or fixed it over the past 3 days.
This is a hoax or an attempt at a lame joke. Please stop spreading this lame site around.
posted by suprfli at 3:03 PM on September 13, 2001
1) The site is registered to Abdul Hackeem Mujahib...ahem...HACKEEM. Hack them? Get it?
2) It's spelled Taliban. NOT Taleban. I'm willing to bet that if this was their site they would probably spell it correctly and if it was hacked they would've taken it down or fixed it over the past 3 days.
This is a hoax or an attempt at a lame joke. Please stop spreading this lame site around.
posted by suprfli at 3:03 PM on September 13, 2001
1) Hakeem is a common Arab name -- it means "wise" in Arabic. There is no reason it couldn't be spelled "Hackeem," for the reasons given below.
2) As has already been pointed out, "taleban" is the spelling commonly used in the UK. The word is transliterated from another alphabet, thus the Latin spelling of it is somewhat variable. This is the same reason "Khadaffi" is also seen spelled Qadaffy or Ghadaffi, and why they started calling Peking "Beijing" some years ago.
In Afghanistan the most common language is Dari, which is essentially the same language as Farsi, the language spoken in Iraq. This language is written using an Arabic alphabet. A second major language spoken in Afghanistan is Pashtu. (More info on Afghanistan's languages here.)
posted by kindall at 4:56 PM on September 13, 2001
2) As has already been pointed out, "taleban" is the spelling commonly used in the UK. The word is transliterated from another alphabet, thus the Latin spelling of it is somewhat variable. This is the same reason "Khadaffi" is also seen spelled Qadaffy or Ghadaffi, and why they started calling Peking "Beijing" some years ago.
In Afghanistan the most common language is Dari, which is essentially the same language as Farsi, the language spoken in Iraq. This language is written using an Arabic alphabet. A second major language spoken in Afghanistan is Pashtu. (More info on Afghanistan's languages here.)
posted by kindall at 4:56 PM on September 13, 2001
kindall: i stand corected. i thought when i saw hackeem that it was a giveaway that is was some sick joke. thanx for the information and enlightenment.
posted by suprfli at 5:22 PM on September 13, 2001
posted by suprfli at 5:22 PM on September 13, 2001
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Registrant:
Afghan Taleban Mission to the U.N. (TALEBAN-DOM)
5516 Main Street suite #1d
Flushing, NY 11355
US
Domain Name: TALEBAN.COM
Administrative Contact, Billing Contact:
Mujahib, Abdul Hackeem (AHM19) admin@TALEBAN.COM
Afhgan Taleban Mission
55-16 Main Street Suite #1d
Flushing, NY 11355
718-359-0457
Technical Contact:
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Record last updated on 14-Dec-2000.
Record expires on 12-Oct-2001.
Record created on 11-Oct-1997.
Database last updated on 13-Sep-2001 06:38:00 EDT.
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posted by mathowie at 2:07 PM on September 13, 2001