Let us try to access
http://yahoo.com@3627729518
with any browser. We get redirected to google.com
.
3627729518
is the decimal representation of 11011000.00111010.11000010 .01101110
without dots. What's the reason of such behavior?
Note:
I've changed the url so it's universal, but still, there is http://domain@ip
. Originally it was local bank url and a scam-service's ip.
It's a malicious url, abusing the http://username:password@hostname
support to make it LOOK like a yahoo url.
But it's actually taking you to that IP address (yes, an IP address is just a number, and can be represented by an integer). So that url is effectively:
http://[email protected]
which reverse DNSs to
http://[email protected]
so probably a Google Fibre customer in Dallas/Fort Worth.