Here is the hilarious bit though: Some of the Russian Blitzers that access 'http://blitz.pp.ru/' have obviously been opened up by the warez on their systems.
I scanned all of them (via IP) for trojans, black listed USB devices, black listed Net devices, unauthorized applications, security products alerts, FTP vulnerabilities, DNS vulnerabilities, mail vulnerabilities, service vulnerabilities, RPC vulnerabilities, miscellaneous vulnerabilities, registry vulnerabilities, information vulnerabilities, as well as CGI probing.
Some of them are that wide-open you can walk in and get the popcorn out.
Stop Warezing - it is bad for your security.
I scanned all of them (via IP) for trojans, black listed USB devices, black listed Net devices, unauthorized applications, security products alerts, FTP vulnerabilities, DNS vulnerabilities, mail vulnerabilities, service vulnerabilities, RPC vulnerabilities, miscellaneous vulnerabilities, registry vulnerabilities, information vulnerabilities, as well as CGI probing.
Some of them are that wide-open you can walk in and get the popcorn out.
Stop Warezing - it is bad for your security.