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jbrown

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Innocent little 'ol me was surfing around trying to get info on the new phone I have --- a Sonyerricson K700i ( much reccommended ) --- so I was looking for the Sonyerricson web site. Did a Google and was given Sonyerricson.com - all well and good and loaded it up. Then thought I would be more country specific - so typed in Sonyerricson.co.uk. Instantly got a forbidden site warning come up on the page. But this one had the additional warning of telling me NOT to try / or repeatedly try to access the site again!! Not wanting to end up on the most wanted list or a pack of cards I haven't tried ----- but has anyone come across this before,and what does it all mean?? 😱 😱 😱
 
It's just a 403 error, nothing to get excited about 🙄

There's just no default page at that URL and directory indexing is dissabled, there for you get a 403.
 
jbrown said:
could you explain this?
A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is an attack that floods the affected server(s) with so many bogus requests that it can't accept legitimate requests. A Distributed DoS (DDoS) is a DoS conducted with many computers sending bogus requests instead of one.
 
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