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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: T-Man on April 04, 2014, 10:19:12 am
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http://kotaku.com/five-year-old-boy-exposes-xbox-security-flaw-1558183736
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-26879185
A delightful blend of Epic win by child, and epic fail by Microsoft. Somewhere, right now, Microsoft security coders are being slapped silly. :lol:
Nah, I say hats off to all Micro's rewards for the kid. :yes: Bet that's his career prospects sorted!
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traitor.
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Wait. What?
He got by the password screen by hitting the ****ing spacebar!?
That sounds like an intentional security hole, not a flaw.
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its a back door that was somehow left in by developers.
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Lucky kid, getting free stufss and all.
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And a belt off screen for disobedience.
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FUS RO DAH!!! And that's the whole story...
:lol:
Trolltutta, that your DNA?
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UUUUUuuugghh :banghead: I wonder how sloppy their other back doors are.
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...ewww.
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UUUUUuuugghh :banghead: I wonder how sloppy their other back doors are.
...ewww.
Read my mind.
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Hilarious. :lol: I'll hire the kid.
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This seems no different back in the day with the win98 password protected network shares. Where the programming only paid attention to how long your password was, and not what composed it. A bunch of spaces for the password length and you were in.