Cloning Web Site -- A Stunt of Hacker


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Last updated at 09:54am, Jan 25 (Translated by JB)

Microsoft has admitted that for the present it cannot offer patch for a security leak in IE browser. The leak can be made use of by hacker to clone web site.

The fatalness of web site being cloned by hacker, is that hacker can steal security information and password via this phony site. For example, if the web site of a bank were cloned, hacker can lure the users of the bank to visit the false site and get all their information, including password, and then turn to log on to that legal site to cheat money from the victims' accounts. In fact, Visa, National city Bank of New York, Lloyds, TSB, Barclays and eBay have ever been cloned by hackers.

But when on earth will MS offer its patch for this almost deadly flaw of IE?

Stuart Okin, the chief security official of MS branch in UK, just said:"We have known this question, and we are making our effort to offer patch to resolve this flaw."

http://tech.sina.com.cn/s/n/2004-01-25/0954285341.shtml

Edited by JohnsonBox
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Why do you post sources ? a chinese website. Hardly anyone understands that ****

At least you can google relative info following my introduction. :laugh:

@JK1150, that is different. Since the tech is fatal, so security officials of MS would not leak the detailed info about it...

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I made a page to show off the vulnerability in IE to my windows friends who still use it....

http://www.rastachops.com/hacks/

If you're in IE the location bar changes to that of the 'fake' site and everything appears to be that site. In other browsers you can quickly see that you're not really there at all.

nice going this page sends a trojan to my machine when opening the site.

Beware ppl

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nice going this page sends a trojan to my machine when opening the site.

Beware ppl

Urm, well I must have uncovered another vulnerability caus I only added the invisible links bit and did it all in notepad. What trojan are you alledging that I've sent to you? I wouldn't mind knowing. :ninja:

Yes, beware, beware of IE :devil:

(go check the site in mozilla (the source) theres nothing more than the modified links).

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nice going this page sends a trojan to my machine when opening the site.

Beware ppl

Uh huh. I just went there. No trojan. Hardly five lines of code. :rolleyes:

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