Hacking

[Alio]

How the chuff does it work...

I'm currently watching the Social Network whilst noticing that Paypal appears to have been hacked on twitter

Bryan, did you do it?

 

[Alio]

i.e. this is their main page on twitterland

The official twitter account for the fail team at PayPal UK http://www.paypalsucks.com

1,266 Tweets
491 Following
16,796 Followers
158 Listed

 

[Tubey]

Some very very very sad nerds in the world.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

No... not me mate, i did however feature on the Guardian home page for a vulnerability i told Gawker.com about

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Don't you have to do 'The Knowledge' or something ?

 

[Tubey]

No... not me mate, i did however feature on the Guardian home page for a vulnerability i told Gawker.com about

You a hacker mate?

Sorry about the nerd comment above like. Please don't cyber-murder me

Can you build me a PC on a budget of roughly £150 and a couple of sheets of iron? Cheers.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Don't you have to do 'The Knowledge' or something ?

Nah. Loads of it is very simolento pick up, the reverse engineering is the real genius stuff.

Finding vulnerabilities in applications or sites etc, a bit more crafty, but simple to understand.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Nah. Loads of it is very simolento pick up, the reverse engineering is the real genius stuff.

Finding vulnerabilities in applications or sites etc, a bit more crafty, but simple to understand.

most of that above is as lost on me as my post obviously was on you.

 

[ToffeeMark]

I haven't messed with hacking since the early 80's when someone hacked W.O.P.R., a United States military supercomputer programmed to predict possible outcomes of a nuclear war. The hacker got it to run a simulated game "Global Thermo Nuclear War" but unfortunately the simulation causes a national nuclear missile scare and nearly started WWIII.

 

[Alio]

I haven't messed with hacking since the early 80's when someone hacked W.O.P.R., a United States military supercomputer programmed to predict possible outcomes of a nuclear war. The hacker got it to run a simulated game "Global Thermo Nuclear War" but unfortunately the simulation causes a national nuclear missile scare and nearly started WWIII.

Are you Matthew Broderick?

 

[ToffeeMark]

Are you Matthew Broderick?

Shhh, I've a new identity now

 

[Roztitute]

Lots of less serious things are easy to hack with a bit of social engineering, stuff like Xbox Live accounts and the like.

EDIT: I'm not a nerd guys!

 

[TX Bill]

The only hacking I was familiar with back when I was a tot was when we'd use a program to find codes to long distance connections so that we could use them to call BBS's in other states. Use the code once, throw it away.

Ah the good old days.