Journal twitter's Journal: Direct Cash from SQL Injection. 3
"The Analyzer" has been arrested for $1.7 million of card fraud.
The alleged scheme involved the purchase of low-value cards, typically with balances of about $15. Tenenbaum would then exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities in Direct Cash's server to increase the value of the cards. The amount of a single card was inflated to more than $1m, Calgary officials told Wired.com.
What's that site running? IIS, of course. This is petty theft next to the current collapse but it's still no way to run a bank.
There you go, flocktard (Score:1)
http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/scrt/E902A2095FEC1A23CC2573D60072888C [computerworld.co.nz]
And here's a lolcat (I understand you recently discovered them) that reminded me of you:
http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/10/30/funny-pictures-wuz-rite-no-brainz/ [icanhascheezburger.com]
Enjoy.
Re: (Score:1)
when it comes to LAMP
Bwahahaha. I guess all those SQL injection vulns and all the defacements, roots and other exciting happenings in the land of open sores are not reported in your media of choice.
Oh, here's another one [dow.ngra.de]. Cross-platform too.
How's the sockpuppet thing going, BTW? Not the returns you imagined, I guess?