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Hacker exploits forgotten eBay administrative system

  • October 9, 2007
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Another hacker finds a way to cause some trouble within eBay’s system, using an old administration system. Hacker exploits forgotten eBay administrative system – A hacker disabled an assortment of eBay user accounts on Friday after gaining access to the vestigial components of an old eBay administrative system.Read More…

Another hacker finds a way to cause some trouble within eBay’s system, using an old administration system.

Hacker exploits forgotten eBay administrative system –

A hacker disabled an assortment of eBay user accounts on Friday after gaining access to the vestigial components of an old eBay administrative system.Read More…


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