Every webserver is open to attack at one point or another.
Not necessarily.
And it is NOT the usually server that is vulnerable, but the applications installed on it!
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And then there are the zero day exploits, where there is no fix.
"Zero day exploits" are always "fixable". A zero day exploit is one that has been there since the inception of the software, it simply has taken longer to discover the flaw or exploit it.
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Thought for today:- Is SEO the only industry where all the cowboys are Indians?
They might have been hacked from a IP assigned by GoDaddy (maybe an open proxy)
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A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds
Thought for today:- Is SEO the only industry where all the cowboys are Indians?
The whole network will be up in a few hours. Cricket did not even sleep last night at all and should be catching a few winks right now. Just sit tight folks and hang out at this forum.
The crew or person who did this has hacked a lot of other sites in the past. Everyone can take many measures to prevent there site or server from getting attacked but no site is 100% hacker proof. These folks seem to find loop holes. http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...1e53e7eda1c5a6
I got bored this morning because i could not get on and did some reading. I am going to a festival to win my niece some stuffed animals and know i'll be on V7N all night long when it get's backup.
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