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Jerusalem hacker Was Here!!!

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Lol, I was on the web, of course and I came across this:


How many times have any of y'all seen this?
Was this the guy that hacked Comcast a couple months back?
 

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Looks like some SQL injection in some form or another to write over a products information page. The page itself is a .shtml file, which is one which can let you insert dynamic content (eg from a database) into a page. The last modified dates on the folders containing all the pages were last modified some time in june - so unless its been hacked since then and nobody's fixed it then its more than likely to be SQL injection.
 
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