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The site rest.cundd.net presently has a traffic ranking of zero (the smaller the more traffic). We have analyzed zero pages within the web page rest.cundd.net and found two websites referring to rest.cundd.net.
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The site rest.cundd.net is seeing varying amounts of traffic in the past the year.
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WHAT DOES REST.CUNDD.NET LOOK LIKE?
REST.CUNDD.NET SERVER
We found that the main page on rest.cundd.net took nine hundred and thirty-two milliseconds to stream. We could not detect a SSL certificate, so therefore we consider this site not secure.
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NOT SECURE
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176.28.19.138
SERVER SOFTWARE
We discovered that rest.cundd.net is weilding the Apache server.HTML TITLE
Home TYPO3 REST ServerDESCRIPTION
REST web service extension for TYPO3 CMSPARSED CONTENT
The site had the following on the site, "The most advanced REST web service for TYPO3 CMS." I observed that the web site said " A REST API Representational State Transfer." They also stated " The REST extension is currently used in production in projects in Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein. Builtin support for Extbase Models. Basic Access Authentication, login per POST. Mapping for any database table. Do you need help, have feedback or good ideas? Feel free to send an email to supportcundd. Or write a message at gitter." The meta header had REST as the first keyword. This keyword was followed by TYPO3, webservice, and extension which isn't as urgent as REST. The other words the site uses is API.ANALYZE MORE WEB PAGES
Vague ramblings Ian Cundells occasional thoughts on passing fancies and things of note
Welcome to the Arc of Affluence. By Ian Cundell on 1 April, 2015. Over the past couple of years, for a variety of reasons and in a variety of contexts, I have been immersed in an inordinate amount of socio-economic data about London. Often it has been work-related but, once the specific job is done, invariably I have found myself prodding and poking the data . So, there I was with a sea of data and wondering how to make sense of it. I needed to visualise the information.