Yes, Bruno.

I can see a bunch of them, too. But am not wanting to point that out or discuss it much. E-On is aware of most of them, I think.

Personally, I'd be willing to contribute $ to the approx $450 cost of the network  software for the E-On staff that can find the geographic location of page requests. Anyone else?

Among other things, it would be a fairly simple matter to compare the IP addys of the DOS attackers with the IP addys of all registered members of the E-On customer base. That would help to identify any attacker that was somehow a disgruntled customer.

I swear this DOS attack is going to end up raising the price of Vue and C3D items for all of us, in the end. Pisses me off, rather!