| Playing the three monkeys game: GoDaddy denies the hacking incident |
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| Written by Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738) | ||||
| Friday, 02 June 2006 | ||||
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ZDNet's reporter George Ou who is also a GoDaddy customer, being concerned about hosting his personal page on GoDaddy decided to dig into the incident we reported a few days ago when Turkish cracker Iskorpitx hacked and defaced 38,500 websites in a single shot, most of them hosted by GoDaddy. The cracker apparently took advantage of a weakness present in an ASP script GoDaddy automatically uploads in all his customers directories. George decided to see more clear in the issue and digging in Zone-H archives he discovered that a similar incident happened in April 2005, always having Iskorpitx playing the role of the butcher and GoDaddy of the hamburger. It appears that George found evidences that the incident was technically very similar to the one happened a few days ago, being able to trace back in a support forum a question one of the GoDaddy user placed at that time in which it is evident that GoDaddy got hacked a year ago by the same vulnerability used by the same cracker to deface them last time.
Well, we don't want to spoil the atmoshpere so we invite you all guys to have a look of George Ou's article at ZDNet: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/?p=239 After reading that, you can still find the 38,500 mirrors of the websites defaced by Iskorpitx here, but please remember... we didin't see anything, we didn't hear anything, we didn't say anything... especially to GoDaddy's customers. Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738)
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