Re: [OT] SQL and Crackers
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texte = That's why you should not use ASP. The main security feature of web catalog is that it's not very widespread. Also, you might want to fool your enemies by using .asp extensions.Hackers wil spend a long time trying to get it and wondering why they cannot do it.> I read a news article about the kids who stole 26,000 credit card numbers > and, given there are those here who use SQL, thought these two paragraphs > were appropriate to this list. > > One of the kids said: >> ``... I would like to thank the nice people at ALL the Sites I Cracked for >> having left their entire sales database, readable & writeable for any one who >> bothered to check their site out.'' He also thanked Microsoft chief Bill >> Gates >> this way: ``Any guy who sells products Like SQL Server, with default world >> readable permissions can't be all BAD.'' > >> Computer experts believe a two-year-old security hole in Microsoft Corp.'s >> Internet Information Server software let a hacker download thousands of >> credit-card numbers from e-commerce sites and post them on the Internet. A >> patch has been available for 18 months, but small companies have not had the >> resources to employ it. > > http://www.wral-tv.com/news/national/Hackers-Britain_________=TOPAP.html ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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That's why you should not use ASP. The main security feature of web catalog is that it's not very widespread. Also, you might want to fool your enemies by using .asp extensions.Hackers wil spend a long time trying to get it and wondering why they cannot do it.> I read a news article about the kids who stole 26,000 credit card numbers > and, given there are those here who use SQL, thought these two paragraphs > were appropriate to this list. > > One of the kids said: >> ``... I would like to thank the nice people at ALL the Sites I Cracked for >> having left their entire sales database, readable & writeable for any one who >> bothered to check their site out.'' He also thanked Microsoft chief Bill >> Gates >> this way: ``Any guy who sells products Like SQL Server, with default world >> readable permissions can't be all BAD.'' > >> Computer experts believe a two-year-old security hole in Microsoft Corp.'s >> Internet Information Server software let a hacker download thousands of >> credit-card numbers from e-commerce sites and post them on the Internet. A >> patch has been available for 18 months, but small companies have not had the >> resources to employ it. > > http://www.wral-tv.com/news/national/Hackers-Britain_________=TOPAP.html ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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