Let me guess, did you goto another domain than .co.uk or .com?
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I had clicked your .com link though and thats where you said it was funny?
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go to www.google.com and hit Control+F5. This should force a reload of the page to cache.
Then do a normal F5 refresh, anything odd happen?
Nope
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I've noticed that google will redirect to the country's domain depending upon which language I'm currently working in. (I work with English and Japanese).
Google.com is messed, "I'm Feeling Lucky" and Froogle
Google.ca is messed, "I'm Feeling Lucky"
Now a note, I live in Canada...and google redirects me to the .com site, not the .ca
Anyway, someone hacked google's page...
Some looser, whome is probably as skinny as a stick sitting there with a large nerdy smile, dick in hand, proud that he did this and is somewhat content knowing that no one else cares or knows who he is.
I am against malicious hacking.
I love conventional hacking.
"From what was there, and was meant to be, but not of that was faded away." - - Steve Damm
"The polar opposite of nothingness is existance. When existance calls apon nothingness it shall return to nothingness." - - Steve Damm
"When you do things right, people won't be sure if you did anything at all." - - God from Futurama
as long as they don't hack gmail, I am not bummed. they'll only improve security after that to prevent it from happening again. prolly a disgruntled ex-employee.
You know, there can be some good that comes of malicious hacking.
An article the other day I read, a 19 year old in saskatchewan where I live hacked into Sasktel, phoned them up right away, and got a manager on the phone and told him of this leak.
He left his name, number, IP addy,home address..etc
They phoned him back 3 days later, and told him that they fixed the leak, thanked him, and offered him a full-time job finding leaks and working with network security.
I assume he took it...Jobs there start at $20/hr CND.
"From what was there, and was meant to be, but not of that was faded away." - - Steve Damm
"The polar opposite of nothingness is existance. When existance calls apon nothingness it shall return to nothingness." - - Steve Damm
"When you do things right, people won't be sure if you did anything at all." - - God from Futurama
I told the phone company that I had figured out the algorythm used on phone calling cards back when they had the number, and 4 digit code on the card. (modem dialed 3 times with a different p/w, then moved on. no connection, no charge)
left it running for quite a while. logged successes, and saw a pattern.
they ended up changing the card so that the # wasn't there any more. nothing positive in it for me, though. stoopid kid...
Originally posted by dglienna I told the phone company that I had figured out the algorythm used on phone calling cards back when they had the number, and 4 digit code on the card. (modem dialed 3 times with a different p/w, then moved on. no connection, no charge)
left it running for quite a while. logged successes, and saw a pattern.
they ended up changing the card so that the # wasn't there any more. nothing positive in it for me, though. stoopid kid...
And you singlehandedly foiled an entire generation of fone phr34x0rs well done
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