Yesterday Jan told me that the site which had replaced our contents
with our own had been closed down by the name-domain services
with which he had his agreement. Due to the stress put upon our
"reputation" by the incident it is unlikely the address will be used
in the future. Jan also informed me that he would get yet another address from the same provider...I take notice of his trust.
It also appears that the person presented as the owner of the
brasilian firm who took over www.bruchion.com for a brief period..
does not appear to exist. I wonder how many fall prey to this peculiar
kind of "domain hacking", and even more I wonder why anyone would
care to indulge in it. I have earlier heard about anti-masonic schemes which
involved A) someone hacking a masonic information webpage B)
replacing the contents with illegal p*rn*graphy and C) announcing
to the world, including authorities, that the Masons were making money
on selling p*rn*graphy on the Internet... Now that several countries
and states appear to want to "control" content and services on the
Internet and initiate legal actions locally based on offseas content,
assassination of character and credibility appears to be very easy
to do... a worrying thought for anyone likely to be targeted by hate
crime.