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.Gov site is vulnerable - Tenaxium - Feb 28, 2014 So, I was running a website scanner, with a pretty uncommon dork, and a .gov. site shows up. The part I believe is the country. So erm, I confirmed its vulnerable (Using a proxy of course :P). I have not requested the database yet and do not plan to. Are these kind of things kinda rare? Or no? EDIT: Site is http://www.cbs.gov.sd ... don't exploit it, please. Just want to put it here if anyone wants to share these 2 cents or if you care ._. * - Goodies - Feb 28, 2014 Not really, no. There was recently an SMTP spoofing attack on a MAJOR .gov site... I want to say fbi.gov or ira.gov or some 3-letter agency... They're just sites. Most sites have some sort of vulnerability or another... * - Tenaxium - Feb 28, 2014 Pretty sure its some third world country as I have never heard of it. Not even going to bother reporting it, im going to post it here though. http://www.cbs.gov.sd (Please don't exploit this site, just want it known here if anyone cares) * - Black Hippy - Feb 28, 2014 (Feb 28, 2014 06:23 PM)Tᴇɴᴀxɪᴜᴍ Wrote: Pretty sure its some third world country as I have never heard of it. Not even going to bother reporting it, im going to post it here though. This is a Central Bureau of Statistics for the country of Sudan, their site admin login was compromised by [censored] a while back * - Nitro G - Mar 1, 2014 I've been wondering this too. A friend of mine has one of the US Department of Energy site, (XSS). He doesn't know what to do with it. * - Sky - Mar 1, 2014 Government websites have some of the worst security I've seen. ~Arcane 🤝 * - Kyle1995 - Mar 1, 2014 (Mar 1, 2014 09:59 PM)Nitro G Wrote: I've been wondering this too. A friend of mine has one of the US Department of Energy site, (XSS). He doesn't know what to do with it.Its just a website, most .gov sites don't have a ton of traffic and its much worse getting caught. * - Skorp - Mar 2, 2014 Yep, as mentioned, government sites have terrible security. * - DARPA - Mar 2, 2014 Jolly good show old chap, just make the GDP increase by 700% p.a. and you will help humanity. * - Ρain - Mar 2, 2014 What dorks did you use exactly? Id love to see. * - Th3PonyWizard - Mar 2, 2014 Am I the only one realizing the irony at using a website scanner to check for vulnerabilities at government websites, and only then using a proxy to verify them? * - Nitro G - Mar 2, 2014 (Mar 2, 2014 08:56 AM)Th3PonyWizard Wrote: Am I the only one realizing the irony at using a website scanner to check for vulnerabilities at government websites, and only then using a proxy to verify them? Skids will be skids. Welcome to HackForums. * - John_Gacy - Mar 2, 2014 (Mar 2, 2014 08:56 AM)Th3PonyWizard Wrote: Am I the only one realizing the irony at using a website scanner to check for vulnerabilities at government websites, and only then using a proxy to verify them? Just don't worry about it. 🤣 * - NotCoolBro - Mar 2, 2014 Gov's are nothing special. Hacking a site like CISCO is impressive. not GOVs * - Im gone brah - Mar 2, 2014 (Mar 1, 2014 11:10 PM)Arcane Sky Wrote: Government websites have some of the worst security I've seen. NUCLEAR YOU'RE VERY NUCLEAR🎉 |