Is oogle.com Safe?

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Oversee CEO and President Jeff Kupietzky, the replacement for Moniker's ex-CEO Monte Cahn, needs to fix the abused service that he has inherited. Moniker gives spammers a safe haven when they register unlawful domains. Honeytrap reports expose his slack operation - typically a massive 70% of domains registered were spammed. Too high a percentage of sites registered on Moniker are used by criminal spammers, and are detected and reported. Between December 2009 and April 2010, Internet compliance firms LegitScript and KnujOn provided 16 domain name registrars with evidence that their services were being abused by rogue Internet pharmacies. The evidence included letters from pharmacy licensing boards stating that the pharmacy licenses displayed on the websites were forgeries and screen-shots showing that the websites were selling prescription drugs like OxyContin or Viagra without a prescription. That is a corporate disgrace. According to the report, 11 of the registrars suspended services to the web sites, but 5 others, eNom (Demand Media), UK2 Group, Moniker, CentroHost and Realtime Register, allowed some or all of the web sites to continue using their paid services. The buck stops with the new CEO. Given that some orders contain lethal combinations of drugs, deaths could ensue, and then there will be all sorts of registrar toads scrambling for cover as the rocks are lifted.

The domain oogle.com, registered through MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES, INC. is listed on at least two SPAM blacklists as of today. This does not necessarily indicate that they are guilty of sending SPAM, merely that the server that their IP address is associated to was confirmed by at least 2 sources to be a gateway for SPAM. This leads us to recommend caution on this server as it is possible that if it is compromised for SPAM, other data could be compromised.