I admit it...

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

If I had to bet on this, I'd put my money on Andy's .htaccess file being hacked.

[Wheezer]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

In Estonia?

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

In Estonia?

It's the request IP. At least, when I view source it is.

Are you reading Desipio from Estonia?

[Wheezer]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

In Estonia?

It's the request IP. At least, when I view source it is.

Are you reading Desipio from Estonia?

What is the point of using a routable address for this purpose?

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

In Estonia?

It's the request IP. At least, when I view source it is.

Are you reading Desipio from Estonia?

What is the point of using a routable address for this purpose?

I can't speak to the wisdom of using an un-hashed IP address as part of a session identifier, but that's all that seems to be going on there.

And, given that it's perfectly consistent with the code found on other sites using the Bad Behavior spam plugin, I see no reason to find it suspicious.

E.g.: http://bad-behavior.ioerror.us

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function() {
   for ( i=0; i < document.forms.length; i++ ) {
       if (document.forms[i].method == 'post') {
           var myElement = document.createElement('input');
           myElement.setAttribute('type', 'hidden');
           myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';
           myElement.value = 'xxxxxxxxxx xx.xxx.xxx.xxx';
           document.forms[i].appendChild(myElement);
       }
   }
}


Note that you should see a session cookie with the same name and value as this input field.

While looking at cookies, there's another one that looks kind of goofy to me: "www.desipio.com_visitezaeba=ban". Best I can tell, this is set server-side.

[Yeti]

.... I am an irrational Bears apologist

[Armchair_QB]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Um, yah, "myElement.name = 'bb2_screener_';myElement.value = '13[munge]18 80.79.124.176'" is a problem.

No. That's just adding an automatically-generated input field to any forms on the page for spam control.

In Estonia?

Okay. I gather that you were looking at the source of Google's cached version of the Desipio homepage. Maybe this suggests that Google is simply seeing duplicate content scraped from Estonia.

[morpheus]

... I laughed at this.

[Internet Apex]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

[Armchair_QB]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

Hanie.

[Internet Apex]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

Hanie.

He probably is. I'm not going to declare him useless after one half on a wet field with minimal reps against one of the league's top defenses. Last night's result was about what I expected to see when he came in. Even with Cutler in the game they were struggling to move and hold onto the ball. The drops, the fumbles and the picks were there from the get-go. You're not winning a game like that unless you play crisp and relatively mistake-free on offense and they just couldn't do it.

[CT III]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

Hanie.

He probably is. I'm not going to declare him useless after one half on a wet field with minimal reps against one of the league's top defenses. Last night's result was about what I expected to see when he came in. Even with Cutler in the game they were struggling to move and hold onto the ball. The drops, the fumbles and the picks were there from the get-go. You're not winning a game like that unless you play crisp and relatively mistake-free on offense and they just couldn't do it.

Yeah, I gotta agree.  When the backup comes in cold in the middle of a game like that, most you can ask of him is to not fuck things up.  Campbell wasn't great, but like Apex said, nobody was impressing on offense at that point.  Had Campbell entered the game with the Bears leading, they would have won, and there'd be non-stop praise for his brilliant game management skills.

[Slaky]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

Hanie.

He probably is. I'm not going to declare him useless after one half on a wet field with minimal reps against one of the league's top defenses. Last night's result was about what I expected to see when he came in. Even with Cutler in the game they were struggling to move and hold onto the ball. The drops, the fumbles and the picks were there from the get-go. You're not winning a game like that unless you play crisp and relatively mistake-free on offense and they just couldn't do it.

Yeah, I gotta agree.  When the backup comes in cold in the middle of a game like that, most you can ask of him is to not fuck things up.  Campbell wasn't great, but like Apex said, nobody was impressing on offense at that point.  Had Campbell entered the game with the Bears leading, they would have won, and there'd be non-stop praise for his brilliant game management skills.

He seems to understand the idea of throwing it to Marshall and let him do the stuff.

I would say if the Bears don't fumble like assholes they win the game. I'm not worried in the least about the talent/ability of this team. I'm worried about Jay's head. Hopefully he recovers quickly.

[SKO]

...I thought Jason Campbell was an upgrade.

To Hanie or Cutler?

Hanie.

He probably is. I'm not going to declare him useless after one half on a wet field with minimal reps against one of the league's top defenses. Last night's result was about what I expected to see when he came in. Even with Cutler in the game they were struggling to move and hold onto the ball. The drops, the fumbles and the picks were there from the get-go. You're not winning a game like that unless you play crisp and relatively mistake-free on offense and they just couldn't do it.

Yeah, I gotta agree.  When the backup comes in cold in the middle of a game like that, most you can ask of him is to not fuck things up.  Campbell wasn't great, but like Apex said, nobody was impressing on offense at that point.  Had Campbell entered the game with the Bears leading, they would have won, and there'd be non-stop praise for his brilliant game management skills.

He seems to understand the idea of throwing it to Marshall and let him do the stuff.

I would say if the Bears don't fumble like assholes they win the game. I'm not worried in the least about the talent/ability of this team. I'm worried about Jay's head. Hopefully he recovers quickly.

Yeah. Bernstein emphatically declared "NO EXCUSES FOR CUTLER TONIGHT" after his first pick, because the protection was actually good. So the four drops (including a TD to Marshall and a pass to Forte that put them in field goal range), the two fumbles on good drives, and the fact that he got severely concussed before the second pick on a play where he was not across the fucking line and actually made a great play....NO EXCUSES. Play like a champion today.

The incredible thing is the offensive line really did a great job in protection. That kind of effort is encouraging, the fact that nobody who isn't Brandon fucking Marshall can make a goddamn play is really, really concerning. You can see Jay just flat out losing trust in everyone else. He can't throw it to Hester or Davis and Earl seems to be struggling since he returned. They really could have used Alshon.