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% dig myspace.com ... ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;myspace.com. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: myspace.com. 85833 IN A 216.178.32.50 myspace.com. 85833 IN A 216.178.32.51 myspace.com. 85833 IN A 127.0.0.1 myspace.com. 85833 IN A 216.178.32.48 myspace.com. 85833 IN A 216.178.32.49I tried from a couple of points on the internet, and I’m getting the same result. Sounds like somebody managed to insert themselves between a hapless user and MySpace. One can guess what they are up to …
This is the kind of attack we’ll have to watch out for around OpenID.