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Posted on Wednesday, January 9th, 2008 | Bookmark on del.icio.us

Stormy Skies – Clearing?

by Jose Nazario

Seems like NIC.RU has been cleaning house a bit. The recent Storm worm domains appear to have all been cleared up. This domain appears to be dead in both the whois records – it says the domain is locked – and DNS databases.

UPDATED a short while after it was originally posted to note that all domains are dead, not just one or two.

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