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He said he is out for hacking for good and is going to go into internet security for a company probably but if this is the kind of security he has I'm not sure he's gona get hired.Comment
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do we know he is personally serving this site.. regardless yes its kinda ridiculous.Comment
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ya i don't think hes the one the hosts the site etc..
And he all ready got hired, on TV they said the company wants to be unnamed, so hes allready hired (i think).Comment
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he doesnt maintain the website personally."so many books, so little time"Comment
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Kevin should get with Al Gore to learn more about the Internet.Comment
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i think the kevin m. thing has been played out. we need a new martered hero....
lets all stone BlackWave.....:pthe fresh prince of 1337
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Let the first who has not hacked throw the first stone.Originally posted by KeLviN
i think the kevin m. thing has been played out. we need a new martered hero....
lets all stone BlackWave.....:p
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as reported by kevin:
Last night, a fan had exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft IIS (Does MS really have bugs) and dropped an html file (hacked.html) onto the server for the world to see. The consequence of the attack was insignificant to us, but could have been worse if the person had real malicious intent. I did, however, install all the latest patches to prevent the same exploit from working in the future. I suppose it was kind of a wake up call. I do not maintain the website personally, so I exercised the same digilence that every business should do to keep this from happening to them. Patch management and configuration management! Microsoft also made the same mistake last week by not exercising a standard of due care, and was hit with the Sql slammer worm.
I want to thank the person who hacked into our system for raising my level of awareness so we can be more digilent about keeping our servers patched. As we all know, a firewall is ineffective for port 80 exploits."so many books, so little time"Comment
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perl -e 'print pack(c5, (41*2), sqrt(7056), (unpack(c,H)-2), oct(115), 10)'Comment
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time for a new bumper sticker campaign?Attached FilesComment
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Mitnick Banned From Security Group
heres another story of Kevin beaing banned from a Security Group
http://www.securityfocus.com/news/2403Comment
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