[GRLUG] Geek test/job opening

[Clay Ashby]

Eric,
Look onto JavaScript injection and form hacks. I believe these two methods
were required.  I was too rusty at it to complete the quiz, but its a start.
You can also have a peek at "hackthissite.com" to learn more. (I hope I got
that URL right...)

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On Nov 25, 2010 7:35 AM, "Eric Beversluis" <ebever at researchintegration.org>
wrote:

OK, guys and gals. What am I missing? I thought I understood the key
features of webcoding, including, in a broad sense, the security
aspects. But all this talk about "hacking" the site confuses me. My
understanding is that in order to change a web site (hack it), one needs
to have access to the web server.

I understand (in general terms) how one can send malicious data back to
a server if the web page is not carefully crafted. But the discussion
here seems to be about individuals somehow changing the page (and then
changing it for everyone?).

Give thanks today for the Internet and FOSS. And pray that Oracle
doesn't screw up OpenOffice and Java.

On Tue, 2010-11-23 at 14:31 -0500, kyle at virtualinterconnectsoftware.com
wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> We have a job opening for a programmer/system administrator position, and
> buil...

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