mining.com é seguro?

***** is a general reference site for the mining industry. Useful for the latest news etc. It is quite popular in the industry so it is no wonder various persons have tried to hack it for their own ends. I get 2 emails a day from this site (news updates I subscribed to) and have had no spam on the mail address I gave them. I don't think their is a problem with the site and its owners/webmaster, it's just too good a target for hackers.

This domain or a related subdomain was detected as a confirmed phishing site in June 2011. It was listed at ***** Beware of links that look like a bank, but actually send you to a different site, for example ***** is actually the site ***** - nothing to do with Paypal ***** is actually ***** and nothing to do with Paypal direct-certs.bankofamerica.com.IDSTKOI.COM/direct/certupdate/ is actually IDSTKOI.COM and nothing to do with Bank of America ***** is actually ***** and nothing to do with Bank of America

mining.com was spammed like crazy on June 18, 2011 The registrar is ENOM, but when informed of their problem, you get the tired old fob-off - "we are only the registrar - complain to the hosting ISP." as if that exonerated them from assisting criminals.. You can see many samples like this at the ENOM spammed domains blacklist published publicly at ***** - when you compare ENOM with other registrars they show the worst record for support of high volume spamming. Loading mining.com you see a harmless looking news feed site. That's part of the scam. But when spammed they contain a longer URL to reveal the actual target site. What reputable merchant obscures their true operation? You can see examples well documented at ***** ENOM is sponsoring this illegal spamming domain operation, and accepts payments for the unlawful domain name registrations. Wher Go Daddy shows corporate responsibility, ENOM shows corporate irresponsibility. And toothless ICANN accredits them, while pocketing the accreditation fees. Do you smell the stench of corruption?