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by infinity 16y ago
I have a Samsung Q210 Aura Seven, I could not find any folders called "SL" or any other suspicious things so far on the preinstalled Windows Vista.
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by infinity 16y ago
Exploiting HTML injection woes and Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities to get some backlinks is bad advice, really bad advice. If you discover HTML injection bugs or XSS vulnerabilities you can contact the owners of the site and tell them
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A Botmaster’s Perspective of Coordinating Large-Scale Spam Campaigns(iseclab.org)
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, a pale blue dot is our home :) There is only one and a lifetime is not enough to see all of it.
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by infinity 16y ago
This is one of the weirdest applications of mod_rewrite I have ever seen. Cool :)
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The search for Lost Frogs(edgeofexistence.org)
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Quantum Computing(plato.stanford.edu)
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The Turing Test(plato.stanford.edu)
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, this is similar to what I wrote above. And the problem is even older than PHP. For as long as I can think back there have always been people clicking every colorful link saying "Click here! It's FREE!" and "Download for Free!". Back th
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, actually I wanted to reply, but my answer ended up as a stand-alone comment. I'm sorry for this, if it caused some confusion.
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by infinity 16y ago
When the discussion started there were some remarks like this: >Some of these problems are inherent to PHP Also the availability of eval() and base64 encoding and decoding functions in PHP were blamed for the problems. You can find thes
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Liar Paradox(plato.stanford.edu)
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by infinity 16y ago
I disagree that these problems are inherent to PHP. If the themes were written in almost any other language, people would still download themes or plug-ins and put it on their webspace. Many of the WordPress users are not experienced in cod
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, you are right. If other people have access to the computer/browser that you have used, they can get your login credentials. I actually came across a situation where this was really possible. I went into an internet cafe and had access
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by infinity 16y ago
What exactly is happening there if you log into your account? Is it the case that there is no https (instead of http) and the username and password are transmitted as parameters like this: http : // some.example.com/login.php?username=someu
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, it's almost like auto-generated text.
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by infinity 16y ago
Unforgivable is the example code for „PHP MySQL Insert Into“ without even mentioning the risk of SQL injections. This should be among the first things to be explained in every tutorial, article or book on „How to connect to a database with
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by infinity 16y ago
Reminds me of the Ghost Sniffer equipment from the Ghostbusters movie: http://ghostbusters.wikia.com/wiki/Ghost_Sniffer
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by infinity 16y ago
So many lucky users? :) In an interview with the Washington Post in 2006 Marissa Mayer from Google said that almost no one ever uses the "I'm feeling lucky" button: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10... But maybe
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by infinity 16y ago
I could reproduce this weird behaviour. First I thought that there might be some pages linking to the error page with the anchor text in question - this is also what the cache page claims. Also there are many scraper and auto generated spam
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by infinity 16y ago
Yes, there seems to be something else that is wrong with the Google index as some pages from the cakecentral.com domain show up with content from beerby - this has been noted by someone in this thread and I could just reproduce it. On the o
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by infinity 16y ago
Looking at the Google cache page I see this: These terms only appear in links pointing to this page: cake central Looks like the good old Google bombs still work :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_bomb
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by infinity 16y ago
I love these old web pages, it always brings back some memories seeing a "Netscape Now! 3.0" button or an ancient link to the Mosaic home page :) This is also very nice: The Analemma and the Equation of Time: http://www.astro.ufl.edu/~oliv
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English Shellcode(cs.jhu.edu)
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by infinity 16y ago
It seems to me that not only the PHP versions 5.3.3 are vulnerable. I have successfully crashed an older version of PHP 5.0.3.
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Laws of Nature(plato.stanford.edu)
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by infinity 16y ago
Twhirl does not display all the necessary characters, but posting the URL is possible. It did not convert into a clickable link on identi.ca.
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by infinity 16y ago
I'm seeing the MS Gothic Snowman from your screenshot with Opera 11 on Win XP. The Kozuka Snowman is cute. Thank you all for the fun with unicode and fonts :)
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by infinity 16y ago
It seems so, I'm not seeing this with Internet Explorer. The Book Preview does not work at all in Opera :-(
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by infinity 16y ago
This is fantastic! Great find. It reminds me a little of the idea of pen and paper attacks, like this http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1721494 But writing a book as an attack vector is certainly epic.

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