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I've seen a lot of the sites they have compromised before; can't disclose where. I wrote f-secure back in 2007 about it. Never a response. A few to watch for in the future Noth Korea's main site; Adam Sandler's home page. I'll have to dig trough my logs to find more. Again, no bodies listening, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2651275.

Maybe a good start-up idea, Internet 911. Grey/White hats find vulns => report => issue gets the attention it deserves. Made me laugh, but something like cyber-police :D

From - Sat Aug 07 23:58:30

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Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:58:24 -0500

From: Chris <[my email]@gmail.com>

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Subject: fox news

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Dear F-Secure:

Many Fox news opinion sites(Glen Beck, Hannity, ect) are vulnerable to multiple attacks- read LFI(getfile.php), XSS(search), ect. I would try to contact them, however, the LFI leaves their mail servers vulnerable to ease dropping. As a well established security reseach company I feel disclosure of this should be left to you(the pros); plus it would make a good blog post.



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