thats just it one line of code past all the firewalls all the security in one line...
read about how he did it here
http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/t...l-security.htm
thats just it one line of code past all the firewalls all the security in one line...
read about how he did it here
http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/t...l-security.htm
Last edited by no-one; 08-30-2001 at 11:04 PM.
Wow
-Fool
They've been sacrificing security for usability for years - it will bite them in the a## eventually.
im just wondering how many other sites are open to this as well...
According to the article, everytbody's vulnerable.
rick barclay
No. Wait. Don't hang up!
This is America calling!
there heave to be ways to stop this...
ti's all a cat and mouse game.
hackers = cats
services = mice.
the cats seem to be evolving with the mice at this moment. The cats may even surpass the mice and run the world down into some type of gutter where computers are so insecure that the government is forced to not be on the internet/use LAN anymore.
you really buy into that "Hackers are omnipotent beings who are so ingenius in their ideas" crud? HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Please. Most 'hacks' are just scripts written by someone with a (vague) amount of knowledge.
Go on then Ken, write one that works and post it, if it is so easy.
sure. you want a trojan or something else? I mean think about this. you just do some simple winsock, and once you recieve it you do something like:
if(strcmp(clientbuffer,"opencddrive")==0)
mciSendString(....);
get the picture? I mean, it would take me a while to write a decent one, but to write one to just annoy pople a lil would be easy...
Maybe he wrote the 'one line of code' in notepad. If that was the case than it could have been the size of a novel.
I compile code with:
Visual Studio.NET beta2
