I was checking the cache of one of my websites and the https:// version of the website was totally different from the http:// version.
When I checked in hosting forums, they said it could be a shared SSL certificate for the website which is creating a problem.
I have always felt that my email has been intercepted for some time. Many times, when I reply to an email, the email I receive is written in junk English (unlike the original sender) . There are some emails which never reach me, could be the spam filter or something else.
I use 2 main registrars for domain registration. The registrars are fairly big and their infrastructure is reliable. Still in a span of less than 10 days, both the registrars experienced a major hardware failure. The problem seems to be similar, it was a critical piece of equipment, and all the data was lost and had to be restored from backups.
Registrar 1 (smaller) took more than 2 days to become functional and even then the data was not properly restored. A lot of it had to be manually modified.
Registrar B had good systems in place and the data was restored quickly, with no loss of data.
Everytime I use one of my PCs the desktop colour changes automatically. It changes to a bright blue colour, the default Windows setting. I think there is a problem with the ISP connection. When I use the PC for a long time, this problem is more frequent.
The Project Honey Pot system has detected behavior from the IP address 87.11.
I do a lot of research on domains using whois.is . But for the last few days, whois.is has been blocked. When I try to access it, I get a blank page. I wonder whether the problem is at the ISP level or web hosting of whois.is.
Whois.is is owned by Name.com
This is a very typical fake sign up for web hosting and email hosting. They are just wasting their time, I am very good at detecting scammers like them.
Some times domain names tell their own story. I know some people have been closely tracking the domains I register. Using the Whois and IP address I found out more about these people.
Seems venturemarketing.com is spending a lot of time tracking me. I wonder why?
