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Re: myspace hack
From: Stephen de Vries <stephen () corsaire com>
Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 19:06:31 +0700
From his account of events it seems to be an excellent example of an XSS virus. A paper on this concept was announced on this list just a few hours ago: http://www.bindshell.net/papers/xssv.html
The difference in the myspace case was that the payload of the virus was a Cross Site Request Forgery attack (also known as a session riding attack) that inserted his profile into the victims' favourites.
On 13 Oct 2005, at 18:28, Akash wrote:
Does anyone has more technical details about how 1 million accounts got hacked in about 24 hours. This is the supposed confession of the hacker http://fast.info/myspace/ I currently studying for CEH and just finished reading about XSS. So this is of special interest. regards akash
Current thread:
- myspace hack Akash (Oct 13)
- Re: myspace hack Stephen de Vries (Oct 13)
- Re: myspace hack Chris Varenhorst (Oct 13)
- Re: myspace hack Chris Varenhorst (Oct 13)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: myspace hack Griffiths, Ian (Oct 13)
- Re: myspace hack rSYN (Oct 13)
- RE: myspace hack Reynolds, Jake (Oct 14)
- Re: myspace hack Stephen de Vries (Oct 14)
- RE: myspace hack Radoslav Vasilev (Oct 14)
- RE: myspace hack Andrew Chong (Oct 14)
- Re: myspace hack Stephen de Vries (Oct 14)
- Re: myspace hack Tim Brown (Oct 14)
(Thread continues...)