Domain > linux-kernel.skylab.org

More information on this domain is in AlienVault OTX

DNS Resolutions

Date	IP Address
2015-11-27	216.151.3.14 (ClassC)
2026-01-25	138.197.211.90 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKServer: nginx/1.28.0Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2026 12:11:02 GMTContent-Type: text/htmlContent-Length: 37685Last-Modified: Mon, 27 Oct 2025 23:14:47 GMTConnection: keep-aliveETag: 68fffce7-9335Accept-Ranges: bytes

!DOCTYPE html>html langen>head>    meta charsetutf-8>    meta http-equivX-UA-Compatible contentIEedge>    meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1>    meta namedescription content>    meta nameauthor content>    title>skylab.org: Online Co-Op Since 1997/title>    !-- Bootstrap Core CSS -->    link hrefvendor/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css relstylesheet>    !-- Custom Fonts -->    link hrefvendor/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css relstylesheet typetext/css>    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyMontserrat:400,700 relstylesheet typetext/css>    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyKaushan+Script relstylesheet typetext/css>    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyDroid+Serif:400,700,400italic,700italic relstylesheet typetext/css>    link hrefhttps://fonts.googleapis.com/css?familyRoboto+Slab:400,100,300,700 relstylesheet typetext/css>    !-- Theme CSS -->    link hrefcss/agency.min.css relstylesheet>    !-- HTML5 Shim and Respond.js IE8 support of HTML5 elements and media queries -->    !-- WARNING: Respond.js doesnt work if you view the page via file:// -->    !--if lt IE 9>        script srchttps://oss.maxcdn.com/libs/html5shiv/3.7.0/html5shiv.js integritysha384-0s5Pv64cNZJieYFkXYOTId2HMA2Lfb6q2nAcx2n0RTLUnCAoTTsS0nKEO27XyKcY crossoriginanonymous>/script>        script srchttps://oss.maxcdn.com/libs/respond.js/1.4.2/respond.min.js integritysha384-ZoaMbDF+4LeFxg6WdScQ9nnR1QC2MIRxA1O9KWEXQwns1G8UNyIEZIQidzb0T1fo crossoriginanonymous>/script>    !endif-->/head>body idpage-top classindex>    !-- Navigation -->    nav idmainNav classnavbar navbar-default navbar-custom navbar-fixed-top>        div classcontainer>            !-- Brand and toggle get grouped for better mobile display -->            div classnavbar-header page-scroll>                button typebutton classnavbar-toggle data-togglecollapse data-target#bs-example-navbar-collapse-1>                    span classsr-only>Toggle navigation/span> Menu i classfa fa-bars>/i>                /button>		a classnavbar-brand page-scroll href#page-top>img width128 height128 srcEdTransparent.png>/a>            /div>            !-- Collect the nav links, forms, and other content for toggling -->            div classcollapse navbar-collapse idbs-example-navbar-collapse-1>                ul classnav navbar-nav navbar-right>                    li classhidden>                        a href#page-top>/a>                    /li>                    li>                        a classpage-scroll href#services>Services/a>                    /li>                    li>			    a classpage-scroll href#users>Tech Resources & Users/a>                    /li>                    li>                        a classpage-scroll href#about>About/a>                    /li>                    li>                        a classpage-scroll href#team>Ops/a>                    /li>                    li>                        a classpage-scroll href#contact>Contact/a>                    /li>		    li>                        a classpage-scroll hrefhttps://webmail.skylab.org/>Webmail/a>                    /li>                /ul>            /div>            !-- /.navbar-collapse -->        /div>        !-- /.container-fluid -->    /nav>    !-- Header -->    header>        div classcontainer>            div classintro-text>                div classintro-lead-in>Hi. Were skylab.org.br> What a nice experience to see you, human.br> Here for you since 1997./div>                div classintro-heading>Youre visiting an old internet cooperative of friendly users./div>                a href#services classpage-scroll btn btn-xl>Whats here?/a>            /div>        /div>    /header>    !-- Services Section -->    section idservices>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                    h2 classsection-heading>Our Services/h2>                    h3 classsection-subheading text-muted>Skylab.org Community-driven Internet Co-Operative/h3>                /div>            /div>            div classrow text-center>                div classcol-md-4>                    span classfa-stack fa-4x>                        i classfa fa-circle fa-stack-2x text-primary>/i>                        i classfa fa-terminal fa-stack-1x fa-inverse>/i>                    /span>                    h4 classservice-heading>Email & Multi-user Shell Access/h4>                    p classtext-muted>Lots of users want an easy to remember email address and friendly webmail. Some others want a command-line bit of fun. UNIX and derivative systems were meant for multi-user access. Come hang out and interact on a system with other users, the classic way! /p>                /div>                div classcol-md-4>                    span classfa-stack fa-4x>                        i classfa fa-circle fa-stack-2x text-primary>/i>                        i classfa fa-flask fa-stack-1x fa-inverse>/i>                    /span>                    h4 classservice-heading>Personal Web Hosting & Development Tools/h4>                    p classtext-muted>We used to host a bunch of personal and random websites. We were once known as an other tilde community. Weve scaled back a bit, but hey, let us know if you need your stuff easily hosted. Were also loaded with fairly well updated dev environments and tools. Were experimenters too. And we like tiny jokes./p>                /div>                div classcol-md-4>		    span classfa-stack fa-4x>			i classfa fa-circle fa-stack-2x text-primary>/i>			i classfa fa-exchange fa-stack-1x fa-inverse>/i>	            /span>		    h4 classservice-heading>Ongoing Personal and Technical Conversation outside of Social Medias Interference/h4>		    p classtext-muted>We share ideas about plenty of technical, personal, and dumb but casual thoughts in our community chat. Below the radar by design.br> Come join us in a hrefhttps://web.libera.chat/?nickwebclicker#skylab>#skylab on Libera.chat/a>/p>	        /div>            /div>        /div>    /section>    !-- Users Grid Section -->    section idusers classbg-light-gray>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                    h2 classsection-heading>Local Resources and User Pages/h2>                    h3 classsection-subheading text-muted>Sometimes were here to help each other out./h3>                /div>            /div>            div classrow>                div classcol-md-4 col-sm-6 portfolio-item>                    a href#list-of-users classportfolio-link data-togglemodal>                        div classportfolio-hover>                            div classportfolio-hover-content>                                i classfa fa-plus fa-3x>/i>                            /div>                        /div>                        img srcimg/dazzle-doom.gif classimg-responsive alt>                    /a>                    div classportfolio-caption>                        h4>Local Users & Fun Zombies/h4>                        p classtext-muted>A collection of personal webpages/p>                    /div>                /div>                div classcol-md-4 col-sm-6 portfolio-item>                    a href#hosted-sites classportfolio-link data-togglemodal>                        div classportfolio-hover>                            div classportfolio-hover-content>                                i classfa fa-plus fa-3x>/i>                            /div>                        /div>                        img srcimg/kaleidoscope.gif classimg-responsive alt>                    /a>                    div classportfolio-caption>                        h4>Skylab.org Hosted Sites/h4>			p classtext-muted>Websites hosted by skylab.org br>(warning: may be outdated)/p>                    /div>                /div>                div classcol-md-4 col-sm-6 portfolio-item>                    a href#stratosphere classportfolio-link data-togglemodal>                        div classportfolio-hover>                            div classportfolio-hover-content>                                i classfa fa-plus fa-3x>/i>                            /div>                        /div>                        img srcimg/hypno-wheel.gif classimg-responsive alt>                    /a>                    div classportfolio-caption>                        h4>Portland Tech Community Spreadsheet/h4>                        p classtext-muted>Continuously-updated spreadsheet of community resources including groups, events, retailers, and tech-adjacent communities in the Portland, Oregon, USA area. /p>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /section>    !-- About Section -->    section idabout>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                    h2 classsection-heading>About/h2>                    h3 classsection-subheading text-muted>So theres a history behind our little Internet co-operative.../h3>                /div>            /div>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12>                    ul classtimeline>                        li>                            div classtimeline-image>                                img classimg-circle img-responsive srcimg/about/1.jpg alt>                            /div>                            div classtimeline-panel>                                div classtimeline-heading>                                    h4>1997-2001/h4>                                    h4 classsubheading>Magic.Hurrah.Com/h4>                                /div>                                div classtimeline-body>                                    p classtext-muted>				    In 1997, four Portland, Oregon based tech-enthusiast friends (Chris, James, Ryan & Michael) fresh out of a technology magnet school got together and pooled their resources together and purchased a a hrefhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?vddgmzmw6_qE>tiny 486 computer/a> running Linux, starting out with 16MB of RAM and 170MB of disk space. It kept growing with friendly users, moved between Internet-connected dorm rooms, employer server rooms and a hrefhttp://www.hurrah.com/>hosting sites./a> br>br>Internet services at the time were expensive, so a co-operative made sense to provide low-cost services to the young userbase. br>br>User count: about 100.				    /p>                                /div>                            /div>                        /li>                        li classtimeline-inverted>                            div classtimeline-image>                                img classimg-circle img-responsive srcimg/about/2.jpg alt>                            /div>                            div classtimeline-panel>                                div classtimeline-heading>                                    h4>2001-2009/h4>                                    h4 classsubheading>Growing Up, Scaling Up/h4>                                /div>                                div classtimeline-body>					p classtext-muted>Some of the original cohort graduated or moved away, but as the Internet became more popular, interest in our services (mail, web hosting, online community) and low-cost pricing kept us cash-neutral and successful. br>br> a hrefhttp://martini.nu/> Mahlon/a> and a hrefhttps://deveiate.org/>Ged/a> did great work on architecting/sysadmin when we needed them and Zetan and Chuff were often called upon before we invested in official remote hands and hardware control. br>br> User count: about 200./p>                                /div>                            /div>                        /li>                        li>                            div classtimeline-image>                                img classimg-circle img-responsive srcimg/about/3.jpg alt>                            /div>                            div classtimeline-panel>                                div classtimeline-heading>                                    h4>2010-2016/h4>                                    h4 classsubheading>The Free Cloud vs. Hardcore Users/h4>                                /div>                                div classtimeline-body>                                    p classtext-muted>				    By the time the early 2010s rolled around, a new breed of cloud hosting platforms existed with a free tier for experimenters and test-users. Userbase in both Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia made life fun and interesting for a little while. br>br> However, overall usage decreased, zombie accounts got retired. Backing up personal user data became less important when everyone already had services and data in the global commercial cloud. Having a physical computer to host data stored elsewhere did not justify the cost for the remaining hardcore users still using the system. br>br> So, a big cleanup happened, and we moved house again. br>br>User count: about 50.				    /p>                                /div>                            /div>                        /li>                        li classtimeline-inverted>                            div classtimeline-image>                                img classimg-circle img-responsive srcimg/about/4.jpg alt>                            /div>                            div classtimeline-panel>                                div classtimeline-heading>                                    h4>August 2017 - Present/h4>                                    h4 classsubheading>The essence of the community./h4>                                /div>                                div classtimeline-body>                                    p classtext-muted>				    Were grown up but still love fun. Running FreeBSD, was formerly a part of the a hrefhttp://tilde.club/~pfhawkins/othertildes.html>tilde.club community network,/a> and cautiously welcoming new users still. The a hrefhttps://www.bytecellar.com/2017/05/30/the-wonderful-wifi232-bbsing-has-literally-never-been-easier/>resurgence of the BBS/a> is symbolic of this desire to connect, and were here for those who love both future technology and the fun of connecting with others on a multi-user computer system.  br>br> Maybe you want to join us. User count: ?				    /p>                                /div>                            /div>                        /li>                        li classtimeline-inverted>				div classtimeline-image>				    h4>Be Part                                    br>Of Our				    br>Story!/h4>                            /div>                        /li>                    /ul>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /section>    !-- Ops Section -->    section idteam classbg-light-gray>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                    h2 classsection-heading>The Remaining Operators/h2>                    h3 classsection-subheading text-muted>The spirit of Joe Dietz is alive./h3>                /div>            /div>            div classrow>                div classcol-sm-4>                    div classteam-member>                        img srcimg/team/1.png classimg-responsive img-circle alt>                        h4>Ryan Sayre/h4>                        p classtext-muted>Co-Founder & Historian /p>                        ul classlist-inline social-buttons>                            li>a hrefhttps://oldbytes.space/@kraptv>i classfa fa-mastodon>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a hrefhttps://www.facebook.com/ryan.sayre>i classfa fa-facebook>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a hrefhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ryansayre/>i classfa fa-linkedin>/i>/a>                            /li>                        /ul>                    /div>                /div>                div classcol-sm-4>			div classteam-member>                        img srcimg/team/2.png classimg-responsive img-circle alt>                        h4>Mahlon E. Smith/h4>                        p classtext-muted>Lead Architect/p>                        ul classlist-inline social-buttons>                            li>a hrefhttp://martini.nu>i classfa fa-home>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a hrefhttp://twitter.com/mahlon>i classfa fa-twitter>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a hrefhttps://www.youtube.com/user/plopintosh>i classfa fa-youtube-play>/i>/a>                            /li>                        /ul>                    /div>                /div>                div classcol-sm-4>			div classteam-member>                        img srcimg/team/whelan-square.png classimg-responsive img-circle alt>                        h4>John Borowdowski/h4>                        p classtext-muted>Hurrah Liaison/p>                        ul classlist-inline social-buttons>                            li>a hrefhttps://twitter.com/Pica9/stat/744878126229032961>i classfa fa-twitter>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a href#>i classfa fa-facebook>/i>/a>                            /li>                            li>a hrefhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/johnb/>i classfa fa-linkedin>/i>/a>                            /li>                        /ul>                    /div>                /div>            /div>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2 text-center>                    p classlarge text-muted> Since its not documented anywhere else, the local Portland area spawned a ton of UNIX variants, which may make sense why the Linux Foundation is here.  😉  This includes Sequent DYNIX, Tektronix Utek, Tektronix TNIX, NSC Genix, BiiN OSIRIS, Intel PUMA, Intel Cougar, and nCube IX/Vertex/Axis. Did we miss any?/p>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /section>    !-- Contact Section -->    section idcontact>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                    h2 classsection-heading>Contact Us/h2>                    h3 classsection-subheading text-muted>Realistically, just try to find Ryans email elsewhere and call it good./h3>                /div>            /div>            div classrow>                div classcol-lg-12>                    form namesentMessage idcontactForm novalidate>                        div classrow>                            div classcol-md-6>                                div classform-group>                                    input typetext classform-control placeholderYour Name * idname required data-validation-required-messagePlease enter your name.>                                    p classhelp-block text-danger>/p>                                /div>                                div classform-group>                                    input typeemail classform-control placeholderYour Email * idemail required data-validation-required-messagePlease enter your email address.>                                    p classhelp-block text-danger>/p>                                /div>                                div classform-group>                                    input typetel classform-control placeholderYour Phone * idphone required data-validation-required-messagePlease enter your phone number.>                                    p classhelp-block text-danger>/p>                                /div>                            /div>                            div classcol-md-6>                                div classform-group>                                    textarea classform-control placeholderYour Message * idmessage required data-validation-required-messagePlease enter a message.>/textarea>                                    p classhelp-block text-danger>/p>                                /div>                            /div>                            div classclearfix>/div>                            div classcol-lg-12 text-center>                                div idsuccess>/div>                                button typesubmit classbtn btn-xl>Send Message/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /form>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /section>    footer>        div classcontainer>            div classrow>                div classcol-md-4>                    span classcopyright>Copyrights are pointless. ©/span>                /div>                div classcol-md-4>                    ul classlist-inline social-buttons>                        li>a hrefhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/skylab.org/>i classfa fa-facebook>/i>/a>                        /li>                        li>a hrefhttps://web.libera.chat/#skylab>i classfa fa-bomb>/i>/a>                        /li>                    /ul>                /div>                div classcol-md-4>                    ul classlist-inline quicklinks>                        li>a href#acceptableUsePolicy classportfolio-link data-togglemodal>Privacy & Acceptable Use Policy/a>                        /li>                    /ul>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /footer>    !-- Portfolio Modals -->    !-- Use the modals below to showcase details about your portfolio projects! -->    !-- Portfolio Modal 1 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idlist-of-users tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                !-- Project Details Go Here -->                                h2>List of Skylab.Org Users/h2>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>Personal homepages on skylab.org/p>				ul classlist-inline>                                li>a href/~ryan/> ~ryan/a> Ryan Sayre/li>br>				li>a href/~chugga/>~chugga/a> Jeff Mucha/li>br>				li>a href/~cchen/>~cchen/a> Chris Chen/li>br>				li>a href/~plumpy/>~plumpy/a> Michael Plump/li>br>				li>a href/~ben/>~ben/a> Ben Durbin/li>br>				li>a href/~pinback/>~pinback/a> Robert Clark/li>br>				li>a href/~mahlon/>~mahlon/a>Mahlon E. Smith/li>br>				/ul>                                p>                                    strong>This is a new website?/strong> You can imagine we have a bit of work to update the site. /p>                                ul classlist-inline>                                    li>Date: August 2017/li>                                    li>Foo Noodles & Friends/li>                                    li>Category: Slop Buckets/li>                                /ul>                                button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close Userlist/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- Portfolio Modal 2 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idhosted-sites tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                h2>Hosted Sites/h2>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>There are still some cool people and orgs hosted by us./p>				p> a hrefhttp://www.fooders.com>fooders.com/a> (Be sure to turn up the volume)				p> a hrefhttp://c4ad.eu>c4ad.eu/a>p>				 p> a hrefhttp://www.nougat.org/>Nougat.org/a>p>				p> a hrefhttp://www.statisticool.com/>Statisticool/a>p>		                                button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close Hosted Sites/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- Portfolio Modal 3 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idstratosphere tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                !-- Project Details Go Here -->                                h2>Sometimes its hard to know all of the tech/nerd-relevant activities/communities in this town./h2>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>a hrefhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M8tHw_cUzXr2P10BV5uAvXVQh7kO-y3jgIO0kWlouGw/edit?gid0#gid0>Click here/a> to find relevant local resources in the greater Portland Oregon metropolitan area.Built and maintained by a hrefhttp://skylab.portland.or.us/>http://skylab.portland.or.us/a>/p>				p> Portland is kinda Seattle with better hobbyist groups and food options.😉 😉 All jokes aside, its the home of the Linux Foundation, also where the several other UNIX variants were made, where wiki was invented, and finally the birthplace to Puppet, Panic, Elemental, Jive Software, New Relic, and more. /p>                                button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close this pop-up/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- Portfolio Modal 4 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idacceptableUsePolicy tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                !-- Project Details Go Here -->				h2>Acceptable Use Policy/h2> h3>(adapted from ninthfloor.org)/h3>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>We expect our skylab.org users to follow the rules./p>				H1>Policy Guidelines/H1>Skylab.org offers a technical service to interested and courteous users. First of all, youre asked to make an intelligent and responsible use of what is offered to you. If you think before acting and ask when in doubt, youll find find yourself following these point in a fully natural way. Anyway, please read, understand and bear in mind them.Policy violations are actively monitored and will result in account removal.When asking an account you agree to receive a very low traffic, plaintext newsletter from skylab.org, containing important technical informations, project status updates and financial informations. This emails will be sent to your @skylab.org address.h2> Use Policy/h2>Skylab.org provides personal account for noncommercial use.Skylab.org does not tolerate any malicious, abusive or illegal behavior by its users. In particular, the following activities constitute a policy violation:pre>  * a hrefhttp://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/C/cracker.html>Cracking/a> or performing DoS attacks   against the skylab.orgs infrastructure;  * Cracking or performing DoS attacks against other entities on the Internet;  * Interfering with other users or with the skylab.orgs infrastructure;  * Sending unsolicited or bulk email messages (spam);  * Hosting illegal material;  * Hosting of fraudulent web pages (e.g. phishing);/pre>  Network scanners (such as @nmap@), scanners for security vulnerabilities or exploits are proscribed regardless of their intended purpose. If you want to use our servers to perform specific security audits against your own equipment, you must contact us about it. h2>Undesired activity/h2>There are other activities that are not strictly illegal or abusive, but still are not desired on skylab.org. These are not wanted for reasons or system or network performance or simply because they are not withing the intended purpose of this project. These activities include:pre> * Commercial use of your account; * Hosting material that promote racism, discrimination or intolerance; * Hosting of pornography; * Running permanently active processes (background processes are OK unless they stand    for long periods of time);   * Running IRC bots or bouncers;   * Unnecessary intensive use of CPU, memory or network;   * Unnecessarily frequent or demanding cronjobs;   * Use of the system as a transparent proxy./pre>   h2>Privacy Policy/h2>   User privacy is considered important and is respected. Your activities and data are your own business, in particular:pre>   * We will never sell or pass user data on to third parties;   * We will not read or search your incoming or outgoing mail other than to protect you from spam./pre>   Unfortunately providing an open environment also attracts people who intend to misuse and abuse the system, so we cant provide anonymity for users. This means that quite a few things are logged, and that if this use policy is violated, logs and user data may be used as evidence of incident.   Remember that privacy should not be delegated, so its your duty to ultimately protect your data and your communications. Encryption tools and anonymity networks are at your disposal.   h2>Service Guarantee/h2>      Skylab.org does not guarantee any level of availability, reliability or data protection. However, efforts are made to provide quality service, making our best to provide a robust, secure and stable Unix operating system.   br>br>				button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close TOS/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- Portfolio Modal 5 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idportfolioModal5 tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                !-- Project Details Go Here -->                                h2>Project Name/h2>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur./p>                                img classimg-responsive img-centered srcimg/portfolio/escape-preview.png alt>                                p>Escape is a free PSD web template built by a hrefhttps://www.behance.net/MathavanJaya>Mathavan Jaya/a>. Escape is a one page web template that was designed with agencies in mind. This template is ideal for those looking for a simple one page solution to describe your business and offer your services./p>                                p>You can download the PSD template in this portfolio sample item at a hrefhttp://freebiesxpress.com/gallery/escape-one-page-psd-web-template/>FreebiesXpress.com/a>./p>                                button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close Project/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- Portfolio Modal 6 -->    div classportfolio-modal modal fade idportfolioModal6 tabindex-1 roledialog aria-hiddentrue>        div classmodal-dialog>            div classmodal-content>                div classclose-modal data-dismissmodal>                    div classlr>                        div classrl>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>                div classcontainer>                    div classrow>                        div classcol-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2>                            div classmodal-body>                                !-- Project Details Go Here -->                                h2>Project Name/h2>                                p classitem-intro text-muted>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur./p>                                img classimg-responsive img-centered srcimg/portfolio/dreams-preview.png alt>                                p>Dreams is a free PSD web template built by a hrefhttps://www.behance.net/MathavanJaya>Mathavan Jaya/a>. Dreams is a modern one page web template designed for almost any purpose. It’s a beautiful template that’s designed with the Bootstrap framework in mind./p>                                p>You can download the PSD template in this portfolio sample item at a hrefhttp://freebiesxpress.com/gallery/dreams-free-one-page-web-template/>FreebiesXpress.com/a>./p>                                button typebutton classbtn btn-primary data-dismissmodal>i classfa fa-times>/i> Close Project/button>                            /div>                        /div>                    /div>                /div>            /div>        /div>    /div>    !-- jQuery -->    script srcvendor/jquery/jquery.min.js>/script>    !-- Bootstrap Core JavaScript -->    script srcvendor/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.min.js>/script>    !-- Plugin JavaScript -->    script srchttps://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-easing/1.3/jquery.easing.min.js integritysha384-mE6eXfrb8jxl0rzJDBRanYqgBxtJ6Unn4/1F7q4xRRyIw7Vdg9jP4ycT7x1iVsgb crossoriginanonymous>/script>    !-- Contact Form JavaScript -->    script srcjs/jqBootstrapValidation.js>/script>    script srcjs/contact_me.js>/script>    !-- Theme JavaScript -->    script srcjs/agency.min.js>/script>/body>/html>

Subdomains

Date	Domain	IP
plug.skylab.org	2025-12-12	138.197.211.90
sawfish.skylab.org	2025-12-25	138.197.211.90
linux-kernel.skylab.org	2026-01-25	138.197.211.90
mail.skylab.org	2025-12-26	138.197.211.90
idm.skylab.org	2025-12-25	138.197.211.90
nw-raves.skylab.org	2025-12-17	138.197.211.90
www.skylab.org	2025-12-25	138.197.211.90
plumpy.skylab.org	2025-12-13	138.197.211.90
listz.skylab.org	2025-12-27	138.197.211.90

View on OTX | View on ThreatMiner

Data with thanks to AlienVault OTX, VirusTotal, Malwr and others. [Sitemap]

Domain > linux-kernel.skylab.org

Is this malicious?

DNS Resolutions

Port 80

Subdomains