Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .

[Virus Guy]

Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .

itanimulli.com

Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.

The NSA need not have anything to do with this.

HTTP request to itanimulli.com results in a 301 "error?" -> Moved
Permanently to www.nsa.gov.

No visible whois info for that domain.

BUT

It was created back in 2002. It's costing someone some good coin to
keep up the gag.

Apparently, this is the backstory for itanimulli.com:

http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/ita...ltlt-the-facts

[Betty]

Virus Guy wrote:
> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>
> itanimulli.com
>
> Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.
>
> The NSA need not have anything to do with this.
>
> HTTP request to itanimulli.com results in a 301 "error?" -> Moved
> Permanently to www.nsa.gov.
>
> No visible whois info for that domain.
>
> BUT
>
> It was created back in 2002. It's costing someone some good coin to
> keep up the gag.
>
> Apparently, this is the backstory for itanimulli.com:
>
> http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/ita...ltlt-the-facts

Thanks for posting this! I finally have the answer to a clue used in a
hidden treasure puzzle I worked on for five years back in the eighties!
The NSA site has a link to a cryptologic museum right next to Ft. George
G. Meade ... < -- the clue. Doesn't help now, and it would not have
helped to solve the puzzle, but it does solve the mystery of why that
name was used in the puzzle.

..

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Virus Guy" <Virus@Guy.com>

> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>
> itanimulli.com
>

So what ?

Not even a "gee whiz" on that.



--
Dave
Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://multi-av.thespykiller.co.uk
http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

[Betty]

David H. Lipman wrote:
> From: "Virus Guy" <Virus@Guy.com>
>
>> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>>
>> itanimulli.com
>>
>
> So what ?
>
> Not even a "gee whiz" on that.
>
>
>

I gave it a sort-of "gee whiz", but the message did not show as posted
from Eternal-September. If this goes through, I'll repost the first one.

[Betty]

Virus Guy wrote:
> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>
> itanimulli.com
>
> Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.
>
> The NSA need not have anything to do with this.


Thanks for posting this! I finally have the answer to a clue used in a
hidden treasure puzzle I worked on for five years back in the eighties!
The NSA site has a link to a cryptologic museum right next to Ft. George
G. Meade ... < -- the clue. Doesn't help now, and it would not have
helped to solve the puzzle, but it does solve the mystery of why that
name was used in the puzzle.

[~BD~]

On 10/12/2011 01:51, Betty wrote:
> Virus Guy wrote:
>> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>> itanimulli.com
>>
>> Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.
>> The NSA need not have anything to do with this.
>
>
> Thanks for posting this! I finally have the answer to a clue used in a
> hidden treasure puzzle I worked on for five years back in the eighties!
> The NSA site has a link to a cryptologic museum right next to Ft. George
> G. Meade ... < -- the clue. Doesn't help now, and it would not have
> helped to solve the puzzle, but it does solve the mystery of why that
> name was used in the puzzle.

You have a great memory, Betty!

Did you take time out to watch the videos?

[Betty]

~BD~ wrote:
> On 10/12/2011 01:51, Betty wrote:
>> Virus Guy wrote:
>>> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>>> itanimulli.com
>>>
>>> Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.
>>> The NSA need not have anything to do with this.
>>
>>
>> Thanks for posting this! I finally have the answer to a clue used in a
>> hidden treasure puzzle I worked on for five years back in the eighties!
>> The NSA site has a link to a cryptologic museum right next to Ft. George
>> G. Meade ... < -- the clue. Doesn't help now, and it would not have
>> helped to solve the puzzle, but it does solve the mystery of why that
>> name was used in the puzzle.
>
> You have a great memory, Betty!
>
> Did you take time out to watch the videos?

Which videos? I watch so many. [g]

[~BD~]

Betty wrote:
> ~BD~ wrote:
>> On 10/12/2011 01:51, Betty wrote:
>>> Virus Guy wrote:
>>>> Type "illuminati" backwards followed by .com into your browser . . .
>>>> itanimulli.com
>>>>
>>>> Someone's idea of a joke, obviously.
>>>> The NSA need not have anything to do with this.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for posting this! I finally have the answer to a clue used in a
>>> hidden treasure puzzle I worked on for five years back in the eighties!
>>> The NSA site has a link to a cryptologic museum right next to Ft. George
>>> G. Meade ... < -- the clue. Doesn't help now, and it would not have
>>> helped to solve the puzzle, but it does solve the mystery of why that
>>> name was used in the puzzle.
>>
>> You have a great memory, Betty!
>>
>> Did you take time out to watch the videos?
>
> Which videos? I watch so many. [g]

The 5 on this site ----> http://www.nsa.gov/

Just above the (red) 'Our Mission".

I found them interesting.

[Bullwinkle.]

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>> In case you are wondering, I am *not* being paid -
>
> I wasn't wondering, what made you say that?

I've mentioned before that because of my 20+ years of active service in
the Royal Navy I qualified for continuing service with MI5 (rather like
007) but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting
further Government funds. I do, though, keep in close contact with 'the
authorities'.


>> --
>> Dave
>>
>
>

[Betty]

~BD~ wrote:
> Betty wrote:
>> ~BD~ wrote:

>>> You have a great memory, Betty!

Usually ... yes I do.

>>> Did you take time out to watch the videos?
>>
>> Which videos? I watch so many. [g]
>
> The 5 on this site ----> http://www.nsa.gov/
>
> Just above the (red) 'Our Mission".
>
> I found them interesting.


Okay ... I watched the Cyber Defense Exercise video. It *was* very
interesting! I wonder what has given West Point the advantage over the
course of the contests? I was glad to see the winner from last year. (I
won't say who ... in case others want to watch.) The one team (still
keeping it to myself) was too laid-back in their attitude to ever win
the competition. [g]