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Marvel.com gets Hacked.

Posted: 2005-09-05 03:57am
by Praxis
http://dotcomics.marvel.com/
id
uid=0(root) guid=0(root)

well, we got root again!

for the old times...

core-project hack-style.

core-project is:
J0shua | L0rd_Byr0n | hellsink | gridrunk | h4rv3st | losjack | tox

meet us at irc.gigachat.net ircd at #core-project channel !
or email us at coreproject@gmail.com

peace.

this deface is dedicated for old friends..


in memory of:

LinuxLover, WFD, tty0, RB Team, cr1m3 0rg4n1z4d0, 0xff, fux0r Inc, Perfect.br, WOH, Silver Lords,
poizonb0x, BHS, Nukkets, DarkCode, MIH, prime suspectz, r00t-access, limit.br, Hi-Tech Hate,
Supreme Entity, Crime Boys, Insanity Zine Corp, panicool, hackweiser, SecurityBR, ScorpiontKTX,
AIC, Data Cha0s, Tzunami-, Trippin Smurfs, Hax0rs Lab, The|Saint, [RaFa], dawgyg, B_Real,
shazam, diablow, DkD[||, PhrackMan, buttp!ratez, tw34k, rD, FonE_TonE, ezs, Fluffy Bunny,
evil angel, robhouse, B_Real, outlawsP, n0p1z, N4j4, R0LTY, Dropper, SynchrOnize, Nu|L,
Ouch.

Somebody's going to get their rears sued...


I just figured this out on my own, think I'd get an article posted if I submitted to Slashdot? :lol:

Changed the title, I hate Leet speak.

~Faram

Posted: 2005-09-05 01:15pm
by YT300000
Why the hell do people do that? Its so pointless.

Posted: 2005-09-05 02:10pm
by Praxis
They want to get sued, perhaps? Why else do you leave your online names and email address?

Betcha ten bucks the next issue of Spider-Man will involve Peter Parker beating the crap out of a bunch of hackers.

Posted: 2005-09-05 02:55pm
by Uraniun235
If they were clever, they'd make sure there was nothing connecting the aliases they used there to their real-life identities.

Posted: 2005-09-05 03:53pm
by Praxis
Preserved:
Image

Posted: 2005-09-05 05:20pm
by Akaramu Shinja
Perhaps they're actually setting another group up.

Posted: 2005-09-05 05:53pm
by Praxis
Akaramu Shinja wrote:Perhaps they're actually setting another group up.

That's...absolutely brilliant!


I should do that, I have plenty of people I'd like to see get sued by a big company like Marvel!

Posted: 2005-09-05 11:21pm
by Hotfoot
Praxis wrote:That's...absolutely brilliant!


I should do that, I have plenty of people I'd like to see get sued by a big company like Marvel!
No, it's not, and no, you shouldn't. Make no mistake, while it is relatively easy to hide on the net, if someone has sufficient motivation, it doesn't matter how well you hide, you can be found. On top of that, you'd really want to add another frivilous lawsuit to the who knows how many thousands of ones already out there?

These limp-dicked jackasses should be brought to some form of justice. This sort of shit is just more proof that because the legal system is so far behind the times that any jackass with a net connection and grudge can do pretty much anything he wants without fear of serious (if any) retribution.

You think for a moment that if someone defaced Marvel HQ like this in the real world, they'd be able to get away with it, much less even try it?

Posted: 2005-09-06 12:22am
by Praxis
I'm joking of course. There is no reason to deface a website (with the exceptions of SCO and Microsoft.com) other than to be a jerk and risk a lawsuit.

Posted: 2005-09-06 12:23am
by Crossroads Inc.
SCREENSHOT And saaaaved!
EDIT: WOOT! it's my 'leet' post#!

Posted: 2005-09-06 04:35pm
by Spyder
Is Marvel planning on fixing it or are they just going to leave it like that?

Posted: 2005-09-06 04:42pm
by Praxis
I'm starting to wonder, too. Looks like they already moved Ultimate Spider-Man 1-3 and a lot of other dotcomics to marvel.com/dotcomics...

Seems stupid to pay to keep the server running if it has no purpose but to say "Ha ha we hacked you!".

The new server is WAY slower though, and they're lost a few dotcomics that used to be there like the Venom one. :(

Now look what you did, you stupid hackers...

Posted: 2005-09-06 09:29pm
by General Zod
Spyder wrote:Is Marvel planning on fixing it or are they just going to leave it like that?
Seeing it happened over Labor Day weekend, their response time in getting it fixed may be a bit slow.

Posted: 2005-09-06 10:23pm
by Spyder
General Zod wrote:
Seeing it happened over Labor Day weekend, their response time in getting it fixed may be a bit slow.
Well, they've taken the time to copy the essentials to their main server by the looks of it. Someone just has to ssh in and shut it down. Hell, I could do it from here if I knew the root password.

Posted: 2005-09-07 07:45am
by Sir Sirius
If you do a google search for Marvel comics the first site in the list is http://www.marvel.com/ and under that search http://dotcomics.marvel.com/ doesn't appear in at least the first 10 pages. Are you quite certain that the site you linked to actually belongs to Marvel?

Posted: 2005-09-07 08:01am
by Spyder
Yes, anything that's *.marvel.com falls under Marvel's domain.

Posted: 2005-09-07 08:30am
by Manus Celer Dei
They have a very nice logo, if nothing else.