It appears this was never for network discoverability, but stats instead, and a bad hostname was simply filled in: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19852289#19852289 Perhaps for testing purposes? "What happens when…
Legitimate ones? Hard to tell. Onlookers as a result of this coverage? Lots. I don't really want to meaningfully count :).
As best as we can tell, this issue started in the late evening Sunday, registration occurred very early in the morning Monday, and was subsequently resolved later in the day:…
I didn't want to pay for an SSL certificate that would pass SSL validation (read: not StartCom, not CACert, and I will never ever support GoDaddy). Domain registration fees aren't going to break the bank, SSL is another…
It looks like this was never a connectivity test, but some sort of outright statistics hostname error: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19852289#19852289 And it looks like the issue's already been fixed too (two…
^ 100% correct.
Assuming that they don't just fix the problem (see my first-level comment), I do hope any response I see from them is tactful.
All of this grief over what may amount to missing a single dot? (bogus.apple.com) STEVE JOBS IS ROLLING IN HIS GRAVE OVER THIS GOD AWFUL FAILURE ON TIM COOK'S PART!
I was very concerned that this could occur when I picked up the domain and started allowed traffic to it to succeed, but I haven't seen the massive social network outcry about problems... So I've put that concern to…
I resent that.
Hi everyone. I registered bogusapple.com after a buddy of mine posted a screenshot of Little Snitch prompting iTunes' access to the domain. All credit for finding this snafu goes to gentmatt, and my bank account for…
A lot of folks are suggesting it was a typo, and they intended to use bogus.apple.com instead, which is very very likely. I can tell you with 100% certainty that standard HTTP request information is being sent to the…
I don't know exactly when it started, but I suspect Apple has used this domain for at least a few days now. Whether that's as far back as Mountain Lion's release, or as recently as iTunes 10.7. Considering some of our…
It appears this was never for network discoverability, but stats instead, and a bad hostname was simply filled in: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19852289#19852289 Perhaps for testing purposes? "What happens when…
Legitimate ones? Hard to tell. Onlookers as a result of this coverage? Lots. I don't really want to meaningfully count :).
As best as we can tell, this issue started in the late evening Sunday, registration occurred very early in the morning Monday, and was subsequently resolved later in the day:…
I didn't want to pay for an SSL certificate that would pass SSL validation (read: not StartCom, not CACert, and I will never ever support GoDaddy). Domain registration fees aren't going to break the bank, SSL is another…
It looks like this was never a connectivity test, but some sort of outright statistics hostname error: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19852289#19852289 And it looks like the issue's already been fixed too (two…
^ 100% correct.
Assuming that they don't just fix the problem (see my first-level comment), I do hope any response I see from them is tactful.
All of this grief over what may amount to missing a single dot? (bogus.apple.com) STEVE JOBS IS ROLLING IN HIS GRAVE OVER THIS GOD AWFUL FAILURE ON TIM COOK'S PART!
I was very concerned that this could occur when I picked up the domain and started allowed traffic to it to succeed, but I haven't seen the massive social network outcry about problems... So I've put that concern to…
I resent that.
Hi everyone. I registered bogusapple.com after a buddy of mine posted a screenshot of Little Snitch prompting iTunes' access to the domain. All credit for finding this snafu goes to gentmatt, and my bank account for…
A lot of folks are suggesting it was a typo, and they intended to use bogus.apple.com instead, which is very very likely. I can tell you with 100% certainty that standard HTTP request information is being sent to the…
I don't know exactly when it started, but I suspect Apple has used this domain for at least a few days now. Whether that's as far back as Mountain Lion's release, or as recently as iTunes 10.7. Considering some of our…