[CrackMonkey] [drg@verio.net: www.crackmonkey.org]

[Jason Sopko]

On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Nick Moffitt wrote:

> Verio Security was notified of malicious code on the website,
> www.crackmonkey.org, that has no other purpose than to overwrite system
> files on a Windows machine.  Any unsuspecting user that visits this site
> has the potential to be affected by the code.  Under the advice of the
> Verio legal staff, we have blocked this site, and we will be notifying the
> authorities.  We will lift the block, but only after the code has been 
> removed from the website.  If you wish to discuss this further,  you
> may call me at 214-290-8680.  Thank you.

If you are paying them for service, then you should still get service.
Just because they do not like the content on your site is no reason to
deny the routing of any packets that are destined for that specific IP
address. Sounds like a lack of access-list clue to me. I mean, if it's web
content that is the cause for this (which is total bullshit), then
they should filter out packets destined for port 80 on that IP.