4 ms·

but apparently non-maliciously

• Buge 9y ago
  What do you mean? I thought the attacker stole the account maliciously, but hadn't quite gotten around to inserting the malware by the time it was taken back.
  • flyGuyOnTheSly 9y ago
    The live http headers hacking was quite embarrassing for myself personally. I had strong suspicions that a certain webhost a new client of mine utilized was both prone to attack, and not very forthcoming when past attacks had occurred. So when I loaded their own website one day and found it full of ads for russian pornography... I confirmed my own bias that the webhost had been hacked... deleted the account, and moved everything over to AWS. Changed all the passwords, freaked out a bit, etc... Then I realized that it was just the extension I was running that injected those ads... d'oh!