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We are 100% sure. (See this comment from our editor in chief: http://thenextweb.com/industry/2011/06/16/lulzsec-has-released-over-150000-names-emails-and-home-
by andreascreten 15y ago
We are 100% sure.
(See this comment from our editor in chief: http://thenextweb.com/industry/2011/06/16/lulzsec-has-released-over-150000-names-emails-and-home-addresses-check-if-youre-one-of-them-here/#lf_comment=1823766 http://thenextweb.com/industry/2011/06/16/lulzsec-has-releas...)
- flardinois 15y agoauthor here: I second that - I know who wrote the widget but the developers are understandably afraid to get hacked themselves if they make their identity known.
- shareme 15y agochances are they will be hacked either way..
- runjake 15y agoYou won't even make the widget's author known. You're keeping that secret, and I doubt you've had someone competent analyze the widget's source code. No thanks. Also, after some fuzzing, it looks like the widget might be vulnerable to a SQL injection attack, so I hope nothing really is being harvested.
- taybenlor 15y agoI can understand why they might want to keep that a secret. I can imagine some group, perhaps Lulzsec themselves, attacking someone who tried to help the victims.
- prr 15y agoSo why is Firebug telling me that you're pinging my email address to http://track.reinvigorate.net http://track.reinvigorate.net?