And in the case of SQL injections it's usually not the fault of the underlying database, it's stupid coders who don't validate their inputs.

"Microsoft has not and will not put "backdoors" into Windows"

http://www.cultdeadcow.com/tools/bo.html

Ahh the good old says of popping open cd trays remotely and watching people's ICQ conversations as they reacted.

And you didn't have to reboot.

No.

Local means that you have to have shell access to the machine in order to run the exploit. SSH allows you to have shell access "remotely" but that is not a remote exploit. This still requires shell access and that is not something that should be given to users unless absolutely necessary, if you are enabling sftp access and not locking down the shell then you've already failed.

In the South they may refer to it as cursing, in the North we just call them words.

bots brute forcing logins != hackers