Hacker
Bait
The
latest Hacker Bait list contains social networking and
business websites
around the world that have been found to have vulnerabilities
that
hackers and cyber criminals could exploit.
Keep
in mind that this is
not a complete list of all vulnerable sites on the Internet, but only
represents websites where vulnerabilities were found within the past 90
days.
These
are only the latest additions to an ever-growing club of sites found to
be insecure according to various public sources and online tools used
in the web security industry.
If
you would like more information on our data and why these sites are
listed here, please contact
Boonbox
Hacker
Bait Sites With Vulnerabilities Discovered in Past 90 Days
www.new.facebook.com
my.barackobama.com
www.theopenpress.com
www.tagomatic.com
wikimapia.org
community.mccainspace.com
www.tripadvisor.fr
login.facebook.com
www.googlesyndication.com
ca.music.yahoo.com
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www.firstbusiness.ca
www.entrepreneur.com
www.financialexpress.com
www.bondsonline.com
shopping.web.de
shop.rcn.com
www.pizzahut.lk
www.megabuy.vn
easports.com
www.realtor.com
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Mythbusters
Tip #6
“My
IT people already take care of our security. I'm positive. That's what
we pay them for.”
Naturally,
you want to have faith in your IT people.
But
your
IT people are already working overtime re-setting passwords, finding
lost files for hapless staff and patching all of your applications. You
think they have time to do regular security compliance code reviews of
your website and apps that were never built with security in mind in
the first place?
Most
likely, your time-starved IT people simply can't keep on top of
EVERYTHING. But as the hacker threat rises, it's more important than
ever to stay on top of your vulnerabilities. Need help? Contact us
Spam-Alot
Spammers
are linking to blogs, profiles and other pages on these trusted sites
to give victims a false sense of security that the links can be
followed safely. These sites may not have been hacked, but following
the spam links to these sites and clicking on links shown there can
result in harm to your computer.
If
you would like more information on our data and why these sites are
listed here, please contact
Boonbox
Spam-Alot
Websites Exploited Since Dec. 10
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freebusinessthinking.com
whynotdesign.com
barak.net
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aol.com
technomax.com
justkarma.com
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and Pacific Coast Information Systems Ltd.
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of Pacific Coast
Information Systems Ltd., specializing in products for web
security, network security, password management and data backup.
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application development, technology solutions and managed services to
companies and government organizations throughout North America.
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