Thursday, March 15, 2012

Odd Visitors

Some of the people visiting either MexicoMaxim.com or garyaleonard.blogspot.com continue to amaze me.

Here's an interesting entry from the statcounter.com logs:


14 Mar
12:19:59 PM
IE 8.0
Win7
1280x1024
Layton,
Utah,
United States
Dod Network Information Center (131.75.x.x)
mexicomaxim.com/
 www.google.com — maxim.com #26


Dod would be the Department of Defense.

I don't know who or why, but it's interesting nonetheless.

So it goes.
Posted by Gary at 12:48 PM

1 comment:

  1. AnonymousJune 24, 2014 at 11:40 PM

    The DOD controlled the original domain resolution for DARPA and later when the net expanded, all DNS resolution was through the DOD.

    Now, individual ISP's handle name resolution on on a local/regional basis, but their servers are updated by the "master" (if you will) DNS resolution at the DOD. (which always amazed me since so many people attempting to hack don't realize that Uncle Obama and Company have a direct pipe to their IP, no matter how many jumps are used to obfuscate it).

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