Re:How not to protect against SQL injection (view source)
by csomar on Wednesday March 30, 2011 @08:41AM
(#2386920)
I once hacked into a Twitter Mass following tool. It was written with the .net stack and not obfuscated, so I was able to get the whole project source code.
I sent an email to the stuff out there. I typed "I just hacked your software. It's insecure and not obfuscated. Tell the devs".
The guy replied accusing me of hacking the software and told me that he is going to sue me. I just replied "F*ck you and your team. I was just playing around with no intent to make any damage for your company; but now I'll release a cracked version and distribute it".
I sent an email to the stuff out there. I typed "I just hacked your software. It's insecure and not obfuscated. Tell the devs".
The guy replied accusing me of hacking the software and told me that he is going to sue me. I just replied "F*ck you and your team. I was just playing around with no intent to make any damage for your company; but now I'll release a cracked version and distribute it".
I hadn't released a cracked version, though.