Cox Comm. Injects Code Into Web Traffic To Announce Email Outage 271
An anonymous reader writes "Cox Communications appears to be injecting JavaScript and HTML into subscribers' traffic, as part of their effort to announce an email service outage. Pictures showing the popup."
They should have warned us (Score:5, Funny)
Shouldn't they send an email warning us about injecting stuff in our web traffic?
The amusing part (Score:4, Funny)
is that it refers to Outlook Express, a mail client that was deprecated over 5 years ago.
Re:They should have warned us (Score:5, Funny)
You should feel it soon; or maybe it'll just go over your head again.
Re:Is this News? (Score:5, Funny)
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So... Your Cox has been down more than you'd like, and you can't get your Cox to stay up? Getting rid of it entirely is an option, I suppose, but I keep hearing about medications that claim to keep your Cox up any time you want it up.
Re:Is this News? (Score:5, Funny)
So... Your Cox has been down more than you'd like, and you can't get your Cox to stay up? Getting rid of it entirely is an option, I suppose, but I keep hearing about medications that claim to keep your Cox up any time you want it up.
Well his email is down, so he hasn't been getting any of the many, many, many offers to fix this.
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Enough already with the Cox sucking stories.
Why do we never hear about Virgin going down.?