July 6th - Website Defacement Day?
pabl0 writes "According to an article from SFGate.com (San Francisco Chronicle), a challenge has been posted, inviting web-site defacers to alter the content of as many web sites as possible on July 6th, with an apparent limit of 6,000 websites per contestant. Looks like this would be a good time to make sure all those web-server security patches are applied!"
Government Warns of Mass Hacker Attacks
Em, if you RTFA, you would see
/. but only flame the gov when you must.
"Frankly, hacker challenges occur frequently, and we don't think they all rise to the level of a warning," Homeland Security spokesman David Wray said.
Yes this is
puts ("Python r0cks\n");
Registrant:
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of, Day (TPEEWXQFBD)
11 Albert Rd
AMITYVILLE, NY 11701
US
Does that place exist? If so *deface that*
I doubt it will be a real address though, however the idiocy of some people does often suprise me!
They were shut down by their ISP (Affinity), but I still have the English version in my cache from an earlier viewing:
http://www.insecure.org/tmp/defacers-challenge/
Note that Insecure.Org DOES NOT in any way condone or promote this so-called challenge. I'm just providing the link so people can see what the fuss was about. I'm planning to add a note to that effect to the top of the page in a few minutes. What I found most humorous is that they ask people to register in advance by sending in their contact info. That is a really great idea :).
-Fyodor
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