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Can anyone explain to me what the fuck is going on with this site?
https://blacklivesmatter.com/jeep-products/
https://blacklivesmatter.com/premier-racing-products/
Following them gives pick related; I haven't gone farther than that. Checking out the cached google copies show some online shop bullshit.
The website appears to be running wordpress (unknown version) if anyone is interested.
Additional info:
Links under /premier-racing-products/ resolve to prpseats.com (192.185.234.217).
The following domains are hosted on the same server (184.154.244.126):
ahpla.com
asagigoi.com
socialcolony.net
xpert-online.net
>>51448372
Correction: same server as the BLM site.
>>51448277
niggers too cheap to buy proper hosting and certificates probably. Or they've been flagged as a malicious site if the owner has been using the server to attack other websites.
>>51448277
blacklivesmatter.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for the following names: prpseats.com, www.prpseats.com (Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)
Hacked perhaps? The whois was last updated on Nov 2, and I assume it wasn't this way for that long. If that's the case, it means they didn't just let their domain expire stupidly.
Black Lives Matter but I guess properly signed certs for your site don't, kek. Jamaal would probably have to go ask his White neighbor but thinks we too afraid of the spooky nignog to help him.
>>51448563
Update: No, I suspect someone at their hosting screwed the pooch.
PRP Seats is probably on the same physical server as BLM. Those URLs in OP now lead to BLM themed error pages. It looks like they're still working on the SSL issue.
http://blacklivesmatter.com/wp-includes/
Jamal didn't protect from directory indexing either.
>>51448648
>http://blacklivesmatter.com/wp-includes/
topkek
>>51448277
botnet
The SSL certificates are probably stolen
