While I can’t condone website defacement, this is very funny. Here’s a screenshot for when they fix it:
No doubt they’ll spin this into a press release claiming that they are being unjustly attacked by the anarchic, crypt-communist, copyright-hating free software community. <sigh>
It’s a testiment to SCO’s ‘excellent web design’ that your large screenshot image is a third of the size of their front page (as mirrored by wget)
Sco.com is hosted on linux that’s what they’ll say.
No, i guess they won’t even notice the defacement, but instead seeing the augementation of accesses, they’ll just release a statement about a malevolent DDOS attack by FOSS hackers :)
We had some fun here but the site is corrected again. Too bad ;-)
http://news.netcraft.com/ report this as well, and guess what browser they’ve used for their screenshot :)
This doesn’t count as defacement, it’s what we executives have been saying in interviews for some time.
define: defacement
“No doubt they’ll spin this into a press release claiming that they are being unjustly attacked by the anarchic, crypt-communist, copyright-hating free software community. ”
Even more sad, is it that I most likely is some overzealous zealot, with their Linux Rules, SCO must die” attitude.
On [SCO’s] request, but not more frequently than annually, LICENSEE shall furnish to [SCO] a statement, certified by an authorized representative of LICENSEE, listing the location, type and serial number of all DESIGNATED CPUs hereunder and stating that the use by LICENSEE of SOFTWARE PRODUCTS subject to this Agreement has been reviewed and that each such SOFTWARE PRODUCT is being used solely on DESIGNATED CPUs (or temporarily on back-up CPUs) for such SOFTWARE PRODUCTS in full compliance with the provisions of this Agreement.