Hacker Tinkering With Yahoo Stories
Lifter writes "A hacker named Adrian Lamo had access for three weeks to the web-based content control system for Yahoo!'s news section, according to a story at SecurityFocus. He tinkered with a couple of stories without anyone noticing, then edited an August Reuters story about Dmitry Sklyarov, so that it said that Dmitry's program raised "the haunting specter of inner-city minorities with unrestricted access to literature, and through literature, hope." He also added a quote by John Ashcroft,"They shall not overcome. Whoever told them that the truth shall set them free was obviously and grossly unfamiliar with federal law." Funny stuff in itself, but the SecurityFocus story explores the harm that could come from a trusted news site being easily hacked in these times."
I've been getting spam that claims to be from Yahoo today. It seems to originate with a site whose front page says "this site is under construction.... ".
Here's the entirety:
Click these links to see recent news and up to the minute stats:
Current link
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ivoc.ob&d=v1
52 week link
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ivoc.ob&d=c&k=c4
Please FWD this email to your associates of similar interests..... Sorry for any
intrusions.
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specific trading recommendations or gives individualized market advice.
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Not Interested: http://www.cyberxworld.com/cleanlist.html
Now this is a first post!!
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I can't believe an A/C deserves a 6.
Lost at C:> Found at C.
Lost at C:>. Found at C.