Nice job! Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Get Notified of New Articles! This was a gift return. They keep telling me the tracking number is wrong - I literally copied it from UPS and sent them proof of delivery.
This is infuriating. I've even had more recent mail disappear from within the last two and a half years, with important attachments I thought I was keeping safe and easy to find Michael P. When did this The tech catastrophe you're ignoring.
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In short, if Paris took a photo of herself topless and kissing a girl, it would get uploaded to the server, which could be accessed online, if Paris used her login and password. The question, I guess, is how the hackers accessed the account. I wouldnt say she was ugly, but her brain compartment is most definitley empty. I feel bad for the people on her phonebook. People have been calling them all day ever since the numbers were posted on the web.
Most of them had to change their numbers. What an inconvenience! Sometimes, it really sucks to be a celebrity. You have to deal with stalkers, the paparazzi, extortionists, and stuff like this. Joined 18 Mar Messages 7, You know some people complain about the amounts of money which celebrities are paid, and to be honest I think they need it. They need to hire lawyers, body guards, drivers and now probably someone to answer their phone for them as yet another aspect of their privacy has been invaded.
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Latest profile posts. Impressed you have kept this alive this long EP! He described himself as a news poster for Illmob. Whether luckstr4w was the author of the password-reset exploit, the hole was big enough that even inexperienced hackers could use it if they knew where to look, experts said. Hilton's phone number, which is needed to carry out the hack, was also circulated widely within phone hacking or "phone phreaking" circles prior to the hack, according to lucky, a self-described phone phreaker, who declined to give his real name.
Phone phreakers took advantage of loose security on T-Mobile's voice mail system and a flaw in Caller ID technology to peruse Hilton's voice mailbox and those of her sister, Nicky, and other celebrities. The Hilton sisters' T-Mobile phone numbers were widely shared on multiuser party lines that are popular meeting places in the phone phreaking community, he said. The ready availability of Hilton's number and of the exploit that could be used to give Internet users access to her T-Mobile accounts means that the potential list of hacking suspects is very long.
However, if luckstr4w's account is true, it casts doubt on other theories of how Hilton's Sidekick was compromised. Observers have theorized that her address book was taken by Jacobsen over a year ago but only recently surfaced, or that the heiress had an easy-to-guess password.
Regardless of who is responsible, the bigger problem is with T-Mobile and its public-facing Web sites, experts agree. The company's site is a tangle of hundreds or thousands of large and small security holes that would be found by even a routine scan using any vulnerability scanning tool, Koziol said.
He expressed shock that the company had apparently fixed the hole Jacobsen used in without doing a larger security review that would have turned up other problems. Koziol said the problems facing T-Mobile's Web site are common to companies that move quickly to open their corporate networks to the Internet through Web-based applications, but he added that T-Mobile's case is extreme.
I see many mistakes that they make over and over again.
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