Top-level domain names and server failures in some parts of the country

January 21 Afternoon news, the country today in some areas of the top-level domain name and server failures, Baidu a strange two-level page (n.baidu.com), again triggered a lot of netizens attention. Visit this page does not involve any Baidu business, but like "egg" generally only a short English phrase, suspected hackers breached.

3 o'clock in the afternoon today, the root of all common top-level domains in the country is abnormal, causing some domestic users to be unable to access the. com Domain name Web site, which has a systemic impact on the national Internet links.

In this process, Baidu a suspicious level two page, again aroused the attention of netizens. This two-level page corresponding to the domain name for n.baidu.com, previously did not use Baidu's specific business domain name. Users visit this level two page, the page only shows a simple English sentence, I do not know whether this is Baidu's "eggs" or hackers breached.

The phrase "Catch me if you can" was first visited on this page. Have the ability to catch me, quite provocative means. Before and after 5 today, the phrase becomes: "It works." The meaning is: useful, feasible. And at about 5:30, the English on the page again transforms to the previous sentence: "Catch me if you can".

The above text more let Netizen suspicion intensified, some people guess Baidu Web page in this network fault was black. However, there are indications that this page, as well as the text appearing on the page, is not new.

Baidu Search n.baidu.com, you can see the September 2, 2011 Snapshot results, is that sentence: Catch me if you can. The search on Sina Weibo also shows that, at least on February 13, 2013, netizens have found the "egg" Baidu page. Only then did not arouse more attention outside.

The contents of the Internet Archive (Internet Archive) show that n.baidu.com has two snapshots of the Web page. The first time was April 23, 2010, when the page was also a line of déjà vu in English: "It works!." The second time is September 10, 2012, when the page is another line of familiar English: "Catch me if you can."

By the time the deadline was over, the seemingly odd page that had been around for almost four years still existed. Baidu has yet to respond.