KJ Country Server Down Sept 2nd

[LibertyTC]

Yesterday KJC was Not available, what was going on?
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Maintenance or since fall is near, did KJC catch a cold virus? :icon_lol:

You know I an and addict, when I am on the "other site" PM'ing Tom to see if he knows what up...:gr_grin:

 

[uss2defiant]

hahaha.
I was so sad too.
You went over to lost?
I was surprise no one posted about this forum being down over at lost.

 

[Jbergun]

I was about to make a post about it but it would have been my first one on lost signed up yesterday.

 

[uss2defiant]

I was like, crap.....
All i have is Jesse's number.

 

[LibertyTC]

I was a little concerned Shaggy had not paid the server bill ...:icon_lol:
No it was not "Lost" the other one...ha ha..
Anyways, I am glad to announce we are back in business as usual again.:gr_grin:

 

[Dave]

The server had a grease job and oil change.....good for another 3500 years now....LOL


Dave

 

[twowings]

So now all our personal information has been compromised and President Trump can have the dissidents among us hunted down and rounded up like stray dogs??....I suspected as much..."you can run in your Kj, but you can't hide, hippie!"...

 

[CzarKJ]

So now all our personal information has been compromised and President Trump can have the dissidents among us hunted down and rounded up like stray dogs??....I suspected as much..."you can run in your Kj, but you can't hide, hippie!"...

I'd like to see them try to find me. I got my bug out bag and I'm off!

 

[Jim McClain]

hahaha.
I was so sad too.
You went over to lost?
I was surprise no one posted about this forum being down over at lost.

I did post about it: Forum Hacked

 

[Leeann]

The forum, from what I saw, was not hacked. It was a DNS/redirect issue.

 

[Jim McClain]

Semantics. People understand "hacked" they just don't always understand hacking. In any case, bad guys took control and caused visitors to jeepkj.com to be redirected to one of several different websites for nefarious purposes.

As a webmaster, I understand there are a number of ways the bad guys could accomplish what they did. I don't know how it happened here. It's prob'ly not important for everyone to know exactly what happened, but visitors should know that the possibility exists that information could have been compromised - either through direct access to the site's database or because of what could have happened upon being redirected.

Warning members about this should be standard procedure. It wasn't an aw-shucks-twern't-nuthin issue. It WAS somethin'.

Jim