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Accessing the ip posted in the article it shows the bitcoin address posted by the OP. I even switch over to https to make sure the request is not modified.
by Fuxy 10y ago
Accessing the ip posted in the article it shows the bitcoin address posted by the OP.
I even switch over to https to make sure the request is not modified.
- finnn 10y ago>switching to https They don't even have a valid certificate for that domain. BUT interestingly, on a US (DO NYC) server or my house (US/Comcast): $ curl http://sci-hub.cc/donate <p>Please donate to Bitcoin: 14ghuGKDAPdEcUQN4zuzGwBUrhQgACwAyA</p>% however, on a French (OVH) server: $ curl http://sci-hub.cc/donate <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> {cut for brevity, a fair amount of HTML here} <p>Please send donations to bitcoin wallet: 1K4t2vSBSS2xFjZ6PofYnbgZewjeqbG1TM</p> {more HTML} DNS reports that the domain's IP is 31.184.194.81 from all tested locations. I get the HTML page with the 1K4t address over tor as well
- iamnothere 10y agoTested from US university IP, I also get the 1K4t wallet address. Maybe a caching issue with the CDN (assuming they use one)?
- finnn 10y agoWhich university? I tried from the University of Washington and got the 14gh address
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- niij 10y agoI am getting the same thing. Midwest US ISP is getting 14ghu and french (free.fr) server is getting 1K4t2v Appears to be some sort of caching issue. Archive.org shows sci-hub.org with 1K4t2v from 2015[0] [0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20150810074804/http://www.sci-hub.org/ https://web.archive.org/web/20150810074804/http://www.sci-hu...