Is Prosecurity's website down?

I went to it and the layout looked kind of strange and I could not access the forum either. Did anyone see this too?

Thanks.

 

the same for me....

maybe it's due to maintenance:
PS 1.40b3/(final?) should be expected very early....

 

Try here
http://www.proactive-hips.com/index.php

 

As of this moment, the PS main site is up but its forum is down. Has been down since yesterday.

 

I'm sorry for that, but the website problem was fixed just now.

The PS v1.40 beta3 was delayed by a technonlgy problem on vista.

It will be released once this problem was resolved.

 

Part of the website is now up as of this time.

dja2k

 

The forum is still kaput at this moment.

 

The forum is up and running again since a few hours now... http://www.proactive-hips.com/forum/

 

EDIT:
now it seems to be fixed....

 

Hi, folks: In China for the next a while, thousands of People Representatives from local districts nation wide are gathering in Beijing for their rubber-stamping assignments-so-called 17th Annual National Assembly. Their State Security Authority has announced to beef up Cyberspace monitoring and traffic control. I have experienced the same situations when surfing Chinese web sites--which have just occasionally happened in the other times. Folks, Just be a bit more patient. When the Show is over, perhaps everything will be back to normal again. Have a nice one.

 

The forum is down again. It's not a matter of patience. Rather, it's a matter of reasonable expectations concerning a security organization's ability to sustain an online presence.

 

I'm sorry for this! But I think it maybe caused by the cache of the browser.
The url of the forum is changed.
So If you can't access the website from http://www.proactive-hips.com/forum
(This only load a page which use "iframe" to access the real forum.)
please access it from the following url directly:
http://www.proactive-hips.com/yabb/yabb2/YaBB.pl

 

No! My browser's cache is cleaned every time it closes. The problem with your forum has persisted for days. Ergo, I don't think it's a cache problem.

This link still gives a 404.

IF you changed the forum's url, maybe you should have at least put a re-direct on the old url. Also, I wonder if you allowed sufficient time for the new url to propagate?

Hooray! This link works just fine!