r/WeirdWebsites

https://poop.com/

So here's a little story: i was introducing a friend of mine to dnd and i told them to go on aidedd.org to get the rules in French. However, they mispelt it and we ended up on this aidd.org thing.

It made me curious so i had a look at it and it turned out to be massive. It is somehow connected to at least a dozen other websites including some in the same fashion (sinj.com for instance), and a lot of others that look a bit more legit but definitely aren't (such as the second pic, illiriana.com).

It meddles with occult symbols, movie references and conspiracy theories, i think it looks like an ARG or some parody of 973-eht-namuh-973.com. i've spent a lot of time getting lost on this website, trying to understand what it was for and where it came from. I still don't understand much, although it seems most of those sites are owned by two people in Canada and Eastern Europe.

It was overall a fascinating rabbithole, and even though i've kinda given up trying to get something out of it, i'm still curious. Is there actually some meaning behind it or is it just trolling? So if you have a lot of time on your hands, or if you're just curious, go and have a look! I'd like to see what people who know more than me think about it.

I built Brilly a website app to help me learning Data Analysis with a live Chat tutor who sees my code and give me recommendations and Tips to follow and also evaluating my code - find errors and more.

When I put my first server up on the internet, I was shocked by the number of bots that immediately tried to break in. I showed the logs to my kids, and they asked "where are all these bots coming from?" To answer this question visually, I built https://knock-knock.net . My goal was to build a visually appealing, educational, and fun site that shows the origins of the bots, the most commonly attempted usernames and passwords in credential attacks, as well as the worst offending ISPs. My newest version here reveals attacks across multiple internet protocols, and across multiple servers, aggregated into a single display.

Click the speaker icon to hear a virtual geiger counter detect what has been called "the background radiation of the internet." If the info is being presented too quickly, hit the pause button or space bar.

Technical info: I built a set of python-based honeypots feeding into a SQL database, with a Uvicorn front-end receiving knock information via websockets.

Have fun. Source code is available at https://github.com/djkurlander/knock-knock

Airtel has suddenly blocked my business website and shows users a warning saying the site is “dangerous.”

My website is completely legitimate. SSL is valid, no malware, hosting provider confirmed everything is clean, and other networks can access it fine.

I’ve emailed Airtel multiple times but got no proper response or resolution.

This is seriously affecting my business now because Airtel users can’t access my website and customers think it’s unsafe/scam.

If anyone has dealt with this before, please tell me:

how to get Airtel to remove the block
who to contact/escalate to
how long this usually takes

This is becoming a do-or-die situation for my business. Any help would genuinely mean a lot.

https://irlboard.vercel.app/

Scrolling on insta at 3am , a ad for a new dare website came up so i decided i look it up. Only one that popped up was “DARED LIVE. COM”

It asks u to create an account and I’m too scared. Ive tried looking for info about it and it seems like no one knows about it.

Im so scared and intrigued at the same time, has anyone came across it? (The terms and conditions kinda scared me so pls read them first if u choose to investigate) it says it stores personal and ip address, im not tech savvy so im not risking it, I just literally have no where else to turn but Reddit