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Password sites question
So I was looking to see what pages were currently indexed in Google, and who is linking to me...and I came across a couple password site messagebaords in the results.
After a few hours of digging around those passwords sites... I noticed a couple of common responses. A surfer would request a password to a site...and the cracker would reply "sorry...its Ibill without the 900 option". Can anyone tell me "what do I need to know about web900 and security issues?" This has probably been covered in a past thread that I missed...but thanks in advance for any insight shed on this topic. Respectfully, EA |
If you can guess a valid pincode it should be easy to get access
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It would probably try and brute force every possible pin code trying to get access to the site (which for a program could be a couple minutes)
ZoiNk |
Thanks for the responses.
EA |
There's an old misconception in the cracking community that iBill sites that don't use web900 assign user passwords and therefore cannot be bruteforced.
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ea,
if you're worried about brute force attacks, proxy based attacks, etc., check out http://www.proxypass.com :thumbsup PxG |
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