*.apache.org is currently offline.(apache.org)
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*.apache.org is currently offline.
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"The Infrastructure Team of The Apache Software Foundation is currently investigating a
potential compromise of one of our servers. For security reasons most apache.org
services are therefore offline, but will be restored shortly. We apologies for any
inconvenience this may cause."
"10:42am UTC: Compromise was due to a compromised SSH Key, not due to any software exploits in Apache itself."
10:53am UTC: We have restored services on our european mirror machine which was
not compromised. DNS should be shifting you over right about ... now..
For a free and open source project, these guys responded quickly, carefully, and professionally. I'm very impressed by their professionalism.
Will never get to see this again.. so took a screen shot
http://wanderingmouse.wordpress.com/2009/08/28/apache-org-is...
http://wanderingmouse.wordpress.com/2009/08/28/apache-org-is...
The Infrastructure Team of The Apache Software Foundation is currently investigating a
potential compromise of one of our servers. For security reasons most apache.org
services are therefore offline, but will be restored shortly. We apologies for any
inconvenience this may cause.
10:42am UTC: Compromise was due to a compromised SSH Key, not due to any software exploits in Apache itself.
More details soon.
10:53am UTC: We have restored services on our european mirror machine which was not compromised. DNS should be shifting you over right about ... now..
10:42am UTC: Compromise was due to a compromised SSH Key, not due to any software exploits in Apache itself.
More details soon.
10:53am UTC: We have restored services on our european mirror machine which was not compromised. DNS should be shifting you over right about ... now..
They (we? well... the infrastructure guys) have been having some issues with ZFS and FreeBSD lately. Not sure if this is related.
... Nope, it isn't.
... Nope, it isn't.
...I think running ZFS on FreeBSD is itself an issue that should be resolved. I don't want to be an OS troll (I love all the BSDs), but the toolchain support on FreeBSD for ZFS is significantly weaker than that of OpenSolaris.
They're back up from where I'm sitting (Netherlands).