UPDATE I'm at the Google offices right now, and this hack may only be visible from a Google IP address, or from out-of-state (it also shows up as hacked from my server). The page IS hacked (just trying Googling boulder oem viagra and look at the many results), but it's hidden from its normal users.

I put up a WORKING MIRROR of the emergency status page. If you access it (as of 3:44pm) from a desktop browser, it will give you outdated status and spam (!!!).

Explanation:

The BoulderOEM emergency page seems to give me spam and an outdated notifications page; this is NEW as of today at least, so they were just hacked.

I happened to notice that from MOBILE it gives you the correct updated page, so the hacked page is only being served when you grab it from a desktop browser.

If you change your user-agent to:

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.3.6; ar-ae; GT-N7000 Build/GINGERBREAD) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/533.1

... then you should get the latest version. If that's not easy, then I set up a script to mirror of the mobile version of the site on my own server. It copies the latest every five minutes.