A quick recap from the weekend.
On Friday 6 March 2019 twitter chatter flagged that #Wisetech Global and #Cargowise websites were offline.
On Friday 6 March 2019 twitter chatter flagged that #Wisetech Global and #Cargowise websites were offline.
A little later It was also noted that it appeared that the Cargowise domain and founder Richard Wise email had been flagged and added to certain spam blacklists. It is unknown if the two events are related.
Its worth noting as an hour or so later there were some obvious changes DNSBL list. Perhaps Wisetech had dispatched a team of technical ninja's operating in stealth mode as there wasn't so much as a chirp from Wisetech or their clients over the whole weekend.
It was clear from periodic checks over the weekend that intermittant issues remained Most notable the domains would move from online to offline and when online switching from HTTPS (secure/encrypted) to HTTP (not secure or encrypted).
Looking at various other domains and websites associated with the broader Wisetech group it was clear that there issues appear to extend well past wisetechglobal.com and cargowise.com
By Sunday morning, there was an itch that had to be scratched.
By Sunday morning, there was an itch that had to be scratched.
A review of Wisetech's group entities and their primary associated domains was undertaken. The collated data can be found here >>>> bit.ly/2TMNAxj
As a weekend hack its a crude and basic review. A total of 38 domains and entities were crossreferenced and the following data points collected - (1) website check (2) IP Address (3) vulnerability check (4) daily web traffic comparison
Out of time today....summary report tomorrow.
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