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Hackers should know how to secure their own website. Between this and the JS injection hack (from the same fellow), it's clear that security is porous at best.
by erlanger 18y ago
Hackers should know how to secure their own website. Between this and the JS injection hack (from the same fellow), it's clear that security is porous at best.
- bad_user 18y agoAs a kid I never understood why some of the kinds made it a hobby to trash the sandcastles built by the others. It was an interesting phenomenon to watch :) Maybe they thought that if they wanted to, they can do better, but they never did.
- erlanger 18y agoOr maybe it's a cop-out to say that you didn't care about your sand castle's security in the first place. If you knew of a way to keep it from getting knocked over, you'd use it.
- run4yourlives 18y agoBeing an asshole is just that - being an asshole. It doesn't really involve anyone else.
- unalone 18y agoKnow who knocks over a sand castle? A dick. I'm sick of security. I wish we could make things without worrying about the myriad ways there are to destroy a thing? What did xach have to gain by doing this experiment that he would have lost by emailing PG quietly, beyond the childish feeling of destroying a good thing?
- tptacek 18y agoWhere do you work, erlanger? Let's have a look.