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Thank you for answering my question.

I don't understand this.

Oh the irony of hosting it on something other than SRC. SMH

Also reproduced on 10.9.5 -- you would think that there's sometone at Apple looking at this forum and at hannob's bashcheck and that it would get tested. I guess there will be a 1.1 version of the update soon?

The Americans should probably fear bugged Russian processors too, right?

Yea, this is exactly what I said in another thread.

Maybe he's trying to get you to bite on the database so that he can extort some money out of this.

Did some investigation:

* The tar file (cnet.com.tar) is 489MB.

* Unpacked it's 536MB

* No database

* Around 30,000 files

* READ.ME has a promise of a copy of the database if you send this person 1BTC (not publishing their name here)

* Based on directory structure, looks like this is a release from 06/12 of this year

* Looks like the site is based on Symphony?

Virtual machine...

Thanks for doing this, it is greatly appreciated. The list of offenders with screenshots is nice, but what would be really useful is a table that is sortable and filterable so that people (i.e. me) can find out if any of our vendors are offenders. Also, a JSON API would be slick too. Just ideas.

Why not just slap Varnish in front of that and be done?