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<div>Would that happen to be arkhamnetwork.com or arkhamnetwork.org?</div>

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<div>On 12/11/14, 7:50 PM, "Dnsbed (Jeff)" <<a href="mailto:support@dnsbed.com">support@dnsbed.com</a>> wrote:</div>

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<div bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">DNSMadeEasy, DNSimple, 1AND1 were under attacks these days.<br>

I heard DNSMadeEasy and DNSimple were attacked due to the same domain name hosted there.<br>

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Livingood, Jason wrote:

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<div>Seems like a lot of DNS abuse happening this week. Surely there’s a wider story someplace?</div>

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<div>Jason</div>

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<a href="http://www.dnsbed.com/">DNSbed Hosting</a><br>

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