http://msn-int.com

I think this is a fake microsoft website. I tried what the name server is, they sell roller blades.

The way i got to this website was googling "msn messenger 6.2". I think maybe they have a trojan in the download of msn they offer on their website @ http://messenger.msn-int.com/Feature/whatsnew.aspx

very fishy!!!

msn-int.com Back-order this name

Registrant:
VeriSign, Inc. (MSN-INT-DOM)
487 East Middlefield Road
Mountain View, CA 94043
US

Domain Name: MSN-INT.COM

Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
MICROSOFT CORPORATION (IPLFIXLKFO) Frank@Drazka.com
136 East 55th Street, PHE
New York, NY 10022
US
212-230-1037 fax: 212-751-7982

Record expires on 21-Dec-2004.
Record created on 21-Dec-2001.
Database last updated on 22-Apr-2004 10:27:32 EDT.

Domain servers in listed order:

DNS1.MANGA.NET 65.54.217.184
DNS2.MANGA.NET 65.54.217.185

It must be!!!!!!!

I get a 404 error!!!!!!!!!

The Dude :)

Originally posted by The Dude
It must be!!!!!!!

I get a 404 error!!!!!!!!!

The Dude :)

whops i meant

http://www.msn-int.com

Hehehehe,

Almost all the links on that page DONT WORK!!!!!!!!!!

The Dude :D

Somebody did a nonono

Actually that URL is a legit Microsoft domain.

Dns resolved www.msn-int.com to 65.54.202.62

65.54.202.62 belongs to Microsoft.

No, it belongs to Microsoft, as Pat said, the IPs are Microsoft's. WHOIS checks are not always the most accurate way of determining domain ownership.

Regards,
Waylon

I belive it stands for MSN International.

MS probly owns just about every domain with MSN and microsoft in it. I mean hell it would cost what 1 million bucks Gates using that as TP :P.

alot of broken links there lol

If you actually looked at what you were clicking on on that page then you would see that it is not an actual web address -- it must be designed for their MSN explorer.

I dunno about you all, but I surely wouldn't want to mess around clicking the links on that site in IE.


/me is glad he doesn't run a Windows OS for reason's just like this.


http://msnnlclient6/0US!s5.31472_315529/AFTEST.1021?http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3953119/&&cm=TodayOnMSN1&hl=Dean%20launches%20new%20assault,%20wins%20DC%20primary
http://msnnlclient6/0US!s5.31472_315529/AFTEST.1021?http://content.health.msn.com/content/article/79/96225.htm&&cm=TodayOnMSN1&hl=Does%20vitamin%20D%20stop%20MS?


if you just look at the links you will see something very fishy is going on.

Given the fact that the download link points to http://download.microsoft.com/, and the IP belongs to Microsoft, I'll say that this is legit.

OrgName: Microsoft Corp
OrgID: MSFT
Address: One Microsoft Way
City: Redmond
StateProv: WA
PostalCode: 98052
Country: US

NetRange: 65.52.0.0 - 65.55.255.255
CIDR: 65.52.0.0/14
NetName: MICROSOFT-1BLK

Those links that you posted probably open content in MSN Explorer for MSN customers (I think non-MSN customers can get it too).

- Matt

common guys i care to argue..

anyone here can make can do this..!!
1. register a domain related to microsoft.
2. put fake details in the domain registration
3. put links on the page to the real msn website
4. steal all the images from the original website (cloning)

then tell me why does the dns pointer point to a website which sells roller blades???

Originally posted by =-D
common guys i care to argue..

anyone here can make can do this..!!
1. register a domain related to microsoft.
2. put fake details in the domain registration
3. put links on the page to the real msn website
4. steal all the images from the original website (cloning)

then tell me why does the dns pointer point to a website which sells roller blades???

The URL belongs to Microsoft.

The IP of the hostname is part of Microsofts netblock.

What more would you like to hear?

Originally posted by =-D
common guys i care to argue..

anyone here can make can do this..!!
1. register a domain related to microsoft.
2. put fake details in the domain registration
3. put links on the page to the real msn website
4. steal all the images from the original website (cloning)

then tell me why does the dns pointer point to a website which sells roller blades???

From http://www.whois.sc/manga.net
Server Type: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
IP Address: 207.68.189.201 (ARIN & RIPE IP search)
IP Location: United States - Washington - Redmond - Microsoft Corp

From Manga.net (the DNS domain)
?2000-2001 Microsoft?Corporation. All rights reserved.
Legal and Privacy Statement

Cheers buddy ^.^

still looks fishy but the IPs belong to MS, or perhaps someone managed to get a server in there hook it up to their network and rip msn's site off...well i dont think its going to happen lets just say that.

- Eddy

You can download MSN Messenger 6.2 on a msn-int.com domain.

http://messenger.msn-int.com/

XP SP2...

Whats this!! Doesn't seem legit to me..

Originally posted by JWB
XP SP2...

Whats this!! Doesn't seem legit to me..

You gotta be kidding...

THAT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE A LEGIT SITE!!!!!!!!!!

That site was attempting to access 1 of your private files dude!!!!!!!!!

The Dude :angry:

Originally posted by The Dude_
THAT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE A LEGIT SITE!!!!!!!!!!

That site was attempting to access 1 of your private files dude!!!!!!!!!

The Dude :angry:

:flamethr: :stan:

Originally posted by =-D
whops i meant

http://www.msn-int.com

This is actually a legit site, however, should not be open to the outside world. It is an intranet site available to those on the Redmond and Palo Alto MSFT network.

Sirius

It is for sure a legit site.
The reason for the strange formatted links is for microsofts msn explorer web browser. [http://www.snapfiles.com/get/msnexplorer.html Download it and try it if you don't believe me. I remember when msn explorer first came out and I tried it, hated it but I do remember that there was weird formatted links and I do remember the msn-int.com website. There is also a passport-int.com website as well. And same with a hotmail-int.com.

Originally posted by JWB
XP SP2...

Whats this!! Doesn't seem legit to me..
And the reason why you got this warning is because you clicked on the link in this post
Originally posted by =-D
whops i meant

http://www.msn-int.com
Which if you look carefully has a little problem with it. The link is actually this http://<br%20/>http://www.msn-int.com and you all remember that security flaw that was recently patched; thats why the error.
Man you guys are so paranoid.

Originally posted by sirius
This is actually a legit site, however, should not be open to the outside world. It is an intranet site available to those on the Redmond and Palo Alto MSFT network.

Sirius
If this was true I doubt that the link would be archived by google http://www.google.com/search?q=msn-int

Originally posted by sh-directssl

If this was true I doubt that the link would be archived by google http://www.google.com/search?q=msn-int

Let's say I have it on good source. :)

It was housed in the WebTV Mountain View (Now owned by Microsoft) DC on ops.artemis.com and was used by the CS_Tools team that were developing the intranet. I hadn't seen the site in some time... I don't remember it ever being on a public IP, but I could be wrong.

Sirius

Originally posted by sirius
Let's say I have it on good source. :)

It was housed in the WebTV Mountain View (Now owned by Microsoft) DC on ops.artemis.com and was used by the CS_Tools team that were developing the intranet. I hadn't seen the site in some time... I don't remember it ever being on a public IP, but I could be wrong.

Sirius
Well I remember when I downloaded msn explorer when it first came out and the home page link was set as http://www.msn-int.com.

Editted my above post as well.

Originally posted by sh-directssl
Well I remember when I downloaded msn explorer when it first came out and the home page link was set as http://www.msn-int.com.

Editted my above post as well.

Nifty. I learn something new every day.

I had thought it might have been moved to a different DC and someone assigned it an internal IP which had been externally mapped already, actually happens quite frequently.

Sirius

Originally posted by pickle_dog
MS probly owns just about every domain with MSN and microsoft in it. I mean hell it would cost what 1 million bucks Gates using that as TP :P.

They didnt manage to catch www.msnsucks.com though :)

It is a genuine site, somebody at MS left a url to a page on the domain in the source code of the messenger 6 beta that was leaked, that's how it got out.

They use it mostly now for testing new portals and pages, there's lots of msn testing domains, beta pages, even test chat servers around if you snoop hard enough. Some they closed off to the public since they were found, like moonport.com, they actually had a beta layout for a domain registration service at domains.moonport.com for a while. Others they just leave up for whatever reason, like hotmail-ppe.com (yep you can get a working @hotmail-ppe.com email address, though i'm not sure why'd you want one)

They have alot of sites they sort of franchise also, that at first glance don't seem legit like msnstuff.com, untill recently they sold MSN lollies :) sadly, they have now gone, but you can still get an msn mint tin (http://www.msnstuff.com/productDetail.asp?CategoryID=3&ProductID=38) to keep your mints in :cartman:

Here's a directory on a test site for the kids passport service that has loads of links to beta pages and other stuff on testing domains: https://next-kids.passporttest.net/SiteDirectory.srf?lc=1033

Originally posted by Loon

Here's a directory on a test site for the kids passport service that has loads of links to beta pages and other stuff on testing domains: https://next-kids.passporttest.net/SiteDirectory.srf?lc=1033

Most of the stuff on moonport is only available on RED1-6 or MSFT.

Sirius