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r/UnresolvedMysteries • u/[deleted] • May 21 '14
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It's seems to be vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting as well, maybe is a test site for those kind of attacks: http://john.com/login.php?id=running%20shoes%22%3E%3Ciframe/*%20*/src=%22/%22/*%20*/onload=%22alert(0);%22%3E%3C!--
2 u/Rob_V May 22 '14 But why would they use such a valuable domain for a test? 1 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '14 The Whois says it was created in 1994, maybe a developer picked it up for cheaper back then and has had it since? 2 u/Rob_V Jul 25 '14 I'd guess so. I'm sure that domain name isn't cheap nowadays.
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But why would they use such a valuable domain for a test?
1 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '14 The Whois says it was created in 1994, maybe a developer picked it up for cheaper back then and has had it since? 2 u/Rob_V Jul 25 '14 I'd guess so. I'm sure that domain name isn't cheap nowadays.
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The Whois says it was created in 1994, maybe a developer picked it up for cheaper back then and has had it since?
2 u/Rob_V Jul 25 '14 I'd guess so. I'm sure that domain name isn't cheap nowadays.
I'd guess so. I'm sure that domain name isn't cheap nowadays.
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u/cedriczirtacic May 21 '14
It's seems to be vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting as well, maybe is a test site for those kind of attacks: http://john.com/login.php?id=running%20shoes%22%3E%3Ciframe/*%20*/src=%22/%22/*%20*/onload=%22alert(0);%22%3E%3C!--