You're a leet scriptkiddy and you just hijacked a Myspace profile. Do you
A) Experience remorse and hand the login back to its rightful owner
B) Feel like too much of a wimp to simply give it back, but pretend you "found some logins" and get into your victims good books
C) Insert a piece of custom-made HTML that overlays the entire profile with a fullscreen blast of Meatspin.com?
A) Experience remorse and hand the login back to its rightful owner
B) Feel like too much of a wimp to simply give it back, but pretend you "found some logins" and get into your victims good books
C) Insert a piece of custom-made HTML that overlays the entire profile with a fullscreen blast of Meatspin.com?
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...yeah, we know what option they're going to pick.
Sure enough, visit a hacked profile containing the code (and you're not going to know it's hacked until you've actually hit the page) and...
...yeah, we know what option they're going to pick.
Sure enough, visit a hacked profile containing the code (and you're not going to know it's hacked until you've actually hit the page) and...
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It's interesting how much shock memes are used in hack attacks nowadays - on the bright side, I managed to create what may well be the worlds first Safe For Work screenshot of Meatspin. Admittedly most of it is blanked out, but hey - it only took me six spins to do it...
It's interesting how much shock memes are used in hack attacks nowadays - on the bright side, I managed to create what may well be the worlds first Safe For Work screenshot of Meatspin. Admittedly most of it is blanked out, but hey - it only took me six spins to do it...
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