Domain registry site gets hacked
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.name registry site hacked
.name registry site hacked
12/02/2003 01:55 AMApache exploit causes embrassment
Ireland domain registry CEO resigns
Ireland domain registry CEO resigns
11/01/2003 08:33 AMSorry chapter comes to a close, but will things change?
Domain Registry Offers Online Money
Making Opportunity
Domain Registry Offers Online Money
Making Opportunity
01/04/2005 04:14 AMGlobal Domain International provides .ws "Website" domains to
individuals, businesses and corporations. GDI now offers a network
marketing opportunity for anyone looking to make ongoing, lifetime
commissions. [PRWEB Jan 4, 2005]
Tralliance Corporation Confirmed By
ICANN To Serve As Worldwide Registry for
New .travel Internet Domain
Tralliance Corporation Confirmed By
ICANN To Serve As Worldwide Registry for
New .travel Internet Domain
04/08/2005 05:55 PMBusiness Wire UK Apr 8 2005 9:38PM GMT
SCO Group Web Site Hacked Again
SCO Group Web Site Hacked Again
12/10/2003 07:46 PMSan Jose Mercury News Dec 10 2003 6:53PM ET
SCO Group Web site hacked again
SCO Group Web site hacked again
12/10/2003 09:10 PMBoston Globe Dec 10 2003 7:25PM ET
Google's Web site is hacked
Google's Web site is hacked
07/26/2004 10:50 PMBig News Network Jul 27 2004 2:57AM GMT
Korean Mozilla Site Hacked
Korean Mozilla Site Hacked
06/17/2005 07:23 PMSouth Korean MSN site hacked
South Korean MSN site hacked
06/05/2005 10:53 PMThe South Korean MSN site was recently hacked, resulting in users
having their passwords stolen.
Site of electronic voting firm hacked
Site of electronic voting firm hacked
12/30/2003 01:38 AMElectronic Voting Firm Has Site Hacked
Electronic Voting Firm Has Site Hacked
12/29/2003 05:35 PMAP via Daily Press Dec 29 2003 5:32PM ET
Electronic voting firm has site hacked
Electronic voting firm has site hacked
12/29/2003 09:16 PMBoston Globe Dec 29 2003 8:33PM ET
Regaining Control of a Hacked PHP-Nuke
Site
Regaining Control of a Hacked PHP-Nuke
Site
05/19/2004 07:28 PMphp architect, Canada - 7 hours ago ... They take you through the
preventative approach by showing you where the bugs might be and then
show you how to remove traces the hacker left behind. ...
Microsoft admits MSN site hacked in
Korea
Microsoft admits MSN site hacked in
Korea
06/06/2005 12:06 AMS. Korean Soap Opera Star's Japanese
Internet Site Hacked
S. Korean Soap Opera Star's Japanese
Internet Site Hacked
12/26/2004 05:00 AMYonhap News Dec 26 2004 9:25AM GMT
Porn site WhiteHouse.com domain name up
for sale
Porn site WhiteHouse.com domain name up
for sale
02/10/2004 05:35 PMThe owner of WhiteHouse.com said he wants out of the business before
his young son starts asking questions about what his father does for a
living.
Spike Lee wins domain case against porn
site
Spike Lee wins domain case against porn
site
08/27/2004 05:47 PMCNET News.com Aug 27 2004 10:01PM GMT
Creative Mac users compete for free
domain and site hosting
Creative Mac users compete for free
domain and site hosting
08/19/2004 10:05 AMCreative Macintosh computer users are invited to compete for a free
domain name and free Web site hosting in a Mac-friendly contest
sponsored by Jumsoft, a provider of Apple Keynote themes and objects
applications...
Internet iTunes registry, a cool iTunes
site
Internet iTunes registry, a cool iTunes
site
12/19/2003 11:50 AMFound a cool site today, which has recently launched. Called the
Internet iTunes Registry.
You upload your iTunes Playlists in xml, and then play with the data
of yours or other users.
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MacDesignDomain Registrar BulkRegister Launches
New Tools to Drive Web Site
Optimization, Revenues for Business and
Res
Domain Registrar BulkRegister Launches
New Tools to Drive Web Site
Optimization, Revenues for Business and
Res
12/17/2003 02:24 PMCPU Review Dec 17 2003 12:41PM ET
GoDaddy.com: : Low cost domain names,
domain transfers, web hosting, email
accounts, and so much more.
GoDaddy.com: : Low cost domain names,
domain transfers, web hosting, email
accounts, and so much more.
04/23/2004 09:32 AMgodaddy.com/gdshop/default.asp?isc=gppg0419a
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site | 7 links
Canadian Domain Name Services Inc.
(caDNS.ca) .ca Announces .ca Domain Name
Registration Price Reduction
Canadian Domain Name Services Inc.
(caDNS.ca) .ca Announces .ca Domain Name
Registration Price Reduction
07/05/2004 02:55 AMCanadian Domain Name Services Inc. (caDNS.ca), one of Canada's leading
.ca Domain Name Registrars, has lowered its price for .CA domain
registrations to $19.99, one of the most competitive prices in Canada.
[PRWEB Jul 5, 2004]
Go Daddy Software: Low cost domain name
registration and domain transfers.
Go Daddy Software: Low cost domain name
registration and domain transfers.
04/23/2004 09:32 AMregistrar.godaddy.com/default.asp?isc=gppg0419c
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Domain Lab launches budget priced domain
registration service
Domain Lab launches budget priced domain
registration service
06/30/2004 03:17 AMDomain Lab launches budget priced version of their corporate domain
package at www.domainlab.biz [PRWEB Jun 30, 2004]
Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap
Domain Specialist - The Low Cost Domain
Provider Gets a Radical New Face Lift
and Website, www.DomainSpecialist.net -
Low Cost Domains From Only $6 Have Never
Looked So Good and Been So Cheap
07/13/2004 03:08 AMThe Low Cost domain specialists have now revealed there latest website
at www.domainspecialist.net . Bringing you fast slickly designed and
easy to navigate domain buying and website hosting. The new site
offers the user more choices when ordering there domain names,
copyrighting or website hosting. DomainSpecialist.net is part of the
IAAM Group of Companies situated at www.ItsAllAboutMarketing.com .
domain Specialist is rivaling all UK Domain providers by offering a
much higher class service, cheaper prices on the same products and
above all else a total internet solution. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2004]
Why is Today the Best Day Ever to Get a
Free Domain Name? .Info Domain Names
are Free Through Sept. 9
Why is Today the Best Day Ever to Get a
Free Domain Name? .Info Domain Names
are Free Through Sept. 9
09/02/2004 12:23 PMDomainsite.com announces free domain name registration for .info
domain names [PRWEB Sep 2, 2004]
Configuring Site Systems and Site to
Site Communications with Advanced
Security
Configuring Site Systems and Site to
Site Communications with Advanced
Security
08/16/2004 10:22 AMPSP hacked into something more useful
PSP hacked into something more useful
04/06/2005 06:17 PMApparently hackers have turned Sony's latest portable game player, the
PSP handheld, into a device for online chat, Web browsing, and a venue
for movies and music. Leave it to hackers who managed to add an online
chat function by hijacking a Web browser built into a racing game
called "Wipeout Pure." Once the hackers are able to change the PSP's
network settings, they can point the browser to a Web portal. There's
also a way for hackers to transfer TV programs recorded on the TiVo
service to the PSP player, a program for reading e-books, and a viewer
for...
You've Been Hacked!
You've Been Hacked!
06/24/2005 09:40 PMSeven signs that a bad guy has commandeered your financial life.
Is It Illegal To Get Hacked?
Is It Illegal To Get Hacked?
04/21/2004 03:53 PMTower Records and the FTC have apparently
reached a settlement
after the FTC accused them of allowing hackers to access customer
records. This brings up a very interesting question that isn't often
discussed. Since hack attacks to get at customer data happen
all
the time how does anyone determine whether or not the company
itself is negligent in not protecting the data? At what point is it
negligence rather than just being vulnerable? If the standard is set
too low, then companies have less incentive to protect their data
(though, pissed off customers may provide that incentive). However,
blaming the victim for being hacked seems to present a lot of slippery
slope style questions.
Hacked for Spam
Hacked for Spam
12/08/2003 11:18 PMFrom the New York
Times:
Computer security researchers have been watching the evolution of
remote-access rogue programs as they have become more common and have
put more machines under the control of hackers. Programs like Sinit
infect target machines and surreptitiously open back doors that allow
outsiders to control the PC's. The rings of infected computers have
been used to send spam, to present online advertisements for
pornographic Web sites or to trick people into giving up information
like credit card numbers.
In fact, at least a third of all spam circulating on the
Internet is now sent from or relayed by personal home computers that
have been taken over, said Jesse Dougherty, director of
development at Sophos, an antivirus and antispam company.
Emphasis mine. Of course, whether or not you want to believe a
director from a company that directly profits from people's fear of
security attacks is up to you. That said, I've seen plenty of
supporting evidence in the past few months that indicates that
spamming is now the number one reason that a cracker would want to
take over a PC, not least
this Wired article.
Continuing on the same theme, The Rise of the
Spammers is a fascinating article by David Barroso Berrueta
describing how one of his servers was turned in to a spam relay after
being compromised through a vulnerability in a PHP script. The technical details
are intriguing; the attacker downloaded and uncompressed a daemon
which then communicated with another host using an extended version of
the SMTP
protocol, receiving spam email bodies along with lists of addresses to
send the spam on to.
Let's talk about the PHP vulnerability in question: yet again, it
was the classic problem where an attacker can instruct PHP to download and
execute code from their own server by feeding in a query string
parameter that is passed un-checked to an include() function call. While there are a number
of steps that can be taken to deny this kind of attack, it unveils a
fundamental problem with PHP itself - that it will execute code
retrieved from a URL in the first place! This feature should be removed
from PHP - it
has almost no purpose in the real world aside from allowing servers to
be cracked in to. The feature exists because PHP has the extremely useful ability
to open
remote files over HTTP. Unfortunately, this feature extends to the
include() and require() functions which will execute any PHP code in the file
passed to the functions. The most obvious solution to my mind would be
for these functions to refuse to execute PHP in files that were opened via
HTTP. I have no
doubt that this would involve an ugly hack on behalf of PHP's maintainers, but I
believe the number of security problems it would solve would be well
worth the trade-off.
Incidentally, I know you can disable opening files over HTTP
and I know you shouldnt allow the direct creation of
variables from the query string in the first place. The problems here
are two-fold: firstly, opening files over HTTP is actually a very useful feature,
one that would be all the more useful if it didn't carry the risk of
executing arbitrary code. Secondly, the problem is mainly down to
third party software which often requires insecure PHP settings (such as
register_globals) in order to work.
Help: I Got Hacked. Now What Do I Do?
Part II
Help: I Got Hacked. Now What Do I Do?
Part II
08/01/2004 12:27 AMDirect and Related Links for
'Help: I Got Hacked. Now What Do I Do? Part II'
If you missed part 1 of this series, I strongly suggest that you
read it here. “On This Page: There Is More to Information
Security Than Viruses Salvaging Data in the Absence of Backups
Recovering After an Attack – What Tools Will Help?
Conclusion”…
"Blogrolling.com has been hacked"
"Blogrolling.com has been hacked"
11/18/2003 10:22 AM""We have a policy that we are not being
hacked.""
""We have a policy that we are not being
hacked.""
07/03/2004 02:10 AMWill the election be hacked?
Will the election be hacked?
02/10/2004 02:44 AMA Salon special report reveals how new voting machines could result in
a rigged presidential race -- and we'd never know.
I Hacked at O'Reilly
I Hacked at O'Reilly
03/19/2003 10:24 PM
The
O'Reilly Hacks site now
has a hacks page for each contributor; mine's
here.
How your phone could be hacked
How your phone could be hacked
04/25/2004 08:41 PMZDNet Apr 26 2004 0:36AM GMT
Cisco Hacked?
Cisco Hacked?
05/17/2004 10:38 AMSpooky news for the biggest makers of the Internet's infrastructure.
E-Voting company gets hacked
E-Voting company gets hacked
12/30/2003 01:18 PMNow another firm specializing in e-voting technology, Bellevue
WA-based VoteHere, has been hacked.
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