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Mel

Wed Apr 02 2008, 10:30PM

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PSpc looks to be the value that pops up as &site= in URLs.

It seems quite likely that they might change it for a different test, but I'd assume anyone with the same PSpc participated in the same trial with the same ISP (or used the same participating proxy or wireless hotspot).

EDIT

Looking at the Patent does seem to confirm PSpc = l. followed by the name of the ISP. Shame they seem to have got smart and switched from plain text to using a code number

[0025] The following is another example of a script that may be employed to facilitate the context reading function: TABLE-US-00002 <script type="text/javascript"> </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ps.pagesense.com/tag/2.js"></script>

[ Edited Wed Apr 02 2008, 10:56PM ]

Phormic Acid

Wed Apr 02 2008, 10:31PM

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Mel wrote ...

This looks like another one, but its not sysip.net

And, once again, I can get no whois information.

No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.

I’m hoping that’s just a temporary glitch and not stonewalling. The registrar is Basic Fusion. You can go there and enjoy the same error message. The service they offer is very interesting.

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Basic Fusion offers bulk domain name registration services to customers with at least five-thousand domain names.
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Let’s hope this has nothing to do with Phorm. The mind can only boggle at what Phorm would need that many domain names for.

If you can read all my HTTP trafﬁc, you’re standing too close.

Phormic Acid

Wed Apr 02 2008, 10:47PM

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It was just a glitch. 02320.net belongs to Navigation Catalyst Systems.

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ISP search catalyst

Toolsets for Internet service providers, providing revenue, branding and improved user experience.

Coming Soon
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They sound spookily like Phorm. Could Phorm be selling their technology to other American companies?

If you can read all my HTTP trafﬁc, you’re standing too close.

serial

Wed Apr 02 2008, 11:06PM

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Mel wrote ...

This looks like another one, but its not sysip.net

<script type="text/javascript">  </script> <script src="http://ps-s.02320.net/tag/2.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

http://www.wretch.cc/blog/tzuhsuan&article_id=2995271

This looks like a Porm trial in russia/china. A clear example of exploiting an unethical system for profit in the west.

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Phormic Acid

Wed Apr 02 2008, 11:15PM

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Airimba are definitely in the USA. Other posters have already commented that using a wireless hotspot could come with all sorts of privacy-compromising strings attached.

If you can read all my HTTP trafﬁc, you’re standing too close.

EtherDreams

Thu Apr 03 2008, 12:04AM

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Regarding Airimba, check this out:

http://rodrickbrown.com/blog/?p=62

Note the lead in verbage and:

proxy_host = 'http://psdemo.pagesense.com:9016'

[ Edited Thu Apr 03 2008, 12:10AM ]

BadPhormula

Thu Apr 03 2008, 09:12AM

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narcosis wrote ...

Just to add to that I've found a few more:

...

9: www.gayuniverse.com (didn't look work friendly so didn't check the link)

< =text/> Good looking HM, shaved, height weight proportionate. interested in trying being a bottom. < src="http://ntp.sysip.net/tag/2.js" =text/>[/QUOTE]

I put the above QUOTE from the gay site in this colour just to emphasise Kent Ertugrul's GOLD Standard in spyware privacy.

It looks like our Phorm/121media victim is interested in being a 'BOTTOM'. If he's a closet gay and his wife finds out there could be trouble.

I believe there are several books out at the moment on how hackers use Google to profile people using this kind of information. Maybe some Internet sleuth could start tracking these victims down.

[ Edited Thu Apr 03 2008, 09:20AM ]

Fight the Total Surveillance

Mel

Thu Apr 03 2008, 09:44AM

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another ps-s.02320.net one

контрастом ) < src="http://ps-s.02320.net/tag/2.js" =text/>
http://www.videomax.ru/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9425&PN=86

[ Edited Thu Apr 03 2008, 09:45AM ]

serial

Thu Apr 03 2008, 09:53AM

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This is very interesting: TARGETED ADVERTISING SYSTEM AND METHOD

a lot of information on the patent.

serial

Thu Apr 03 2008, 10:14AM

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I love this bit:

"ISP Churn Rate Reduction The described system and method may be employed to target likely ISP defectors (user's whose browsing behavior indicates they may discontinue the ISP subscription) with targeted promotional messaging. Customers leaving to competitor ISPs may be targeted with competitive offerings or other targeted content."

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