My guess is that it's a script for bouncing people from one site to another, but I really have no idea.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
What is s.nsdsvc.com?
I have been getting a bunch of hits from http://s.nsdsvc.com/App/DddWrapper.swf?c=3. The hits seem like real people, not robots. But there's nothing on that website. Their whois information is private. If you go to that page you just get a blank flash script (is it blank?). Some random post mentions it and it seems to be related to adobe, but that may be just because it's a ".swf". Anyone have any better ideas?
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If still interested in answer, I just found this topic at StackExchange, having the same problem:
http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/17323/weird-crossdomain-xml-requests
The hits are caused by a broken browser addon, which is why they looks as if they were not done by a bot.
i was getting this:
what is http://s.nsdsvc.com/app/dddwrapper.swf?c=4
i removed something called yontoo.com from my browser addons and i do not get this request anymore i hope this helps
It's a flash script most likely trying to access your crossdomain.xml
Yontoo is known to be malicious adware similar to Text Enhance which all run adware through browsers using flash.
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