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I think it reflects worse on the companies getting hacked than the need to fight hackers. Of course there will be hackers, but how many people now don't trust S
by maxwell 15y ago
I think it reflects worse on the companies getting hacked than the need to fight hackers. Of course there will be hackers, but how many people now don't trust Sony or Citi?
- madmaze 15y agothat is very true, but the media seems to spin it purely against the big bad hackers. Trust me, I love that these companies are finally getting a reality check! I mean the Citi hack was URL modification. please thats like figuring out if theres http://something.com/2.jpg http://something.com/2.jpg there is probably also 1.jpg and 3.jpg
- maxwell 15y agoDoes anyone know what stack Citi was using?
- seanp2k 15y agoProbably something very large, very expensive, and very custom. I would think something like a custom contract-deal IBM solution. Here is the whatweb output: ./whatweb https://online.citibank.com https://online.citibank.com https://online.citibank.com https://online.citibank.com [200] X-UA-Compatible[IE=EmulateIE7, IE=EmulateIE7], UncommonHeaders[jid], Cookies[JFPWebAppInfo,JSESSIONID], Title[Citibank Online], Country[UNITED STATES][US] Looks like something Java-based. It's fun that sometimes software gets so large that they miss a gaping security hole like this.